A signal generator that produces pseudo-random telegraph noise — a two-level waveform that jumps at random between plus and minus a set level. Bandwidth governs how often the signal is allowed to flip (higher values change state more frequently, for a brighter, noisier spectrum), and Amplitude sets the output level. It has no audio input and one audio output, available in mono or stereo.
A pseudo-random generator is polled once every N samples, where N is the sample rate divided by Bandwidth; at each change point the output is set to plus or minus Amplitude according to the random draw and held until the next. One sample-frame is produced per tick, in step with WaveWarp's sample-per-sample engine.