> For me white noise (as well as pink noise) are sounds found on an Arp
> synth.
Well, white noise does only mean that the signal power is equal at any
frequency and, yes, it sounds pretty similiar to the radio-in-between sound.
It's often used to measure the frequency behaviour of mic's for example.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/66/Whitenoisesound.ogg
Pink noise is another special noise.
Punk noise, too.
> noticeable at 9-10. But it is not as strong as if a finger is put right
> on the unplugged jack.
When the sound is similiar to the sound triggered by you touching the
unplugged
jack it is very possible that its a ground loop noise.
Do you use devices that are connected to different electric circuits but
the same
signalmixer?
Otherwise: Try to change the battery or the signal cable.
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