At what rate does pink noise decrease in volume?

Pink noise falls off at 3dB per octave, or 10dB per decade.1 An octave is double the original frequency. A decade is 10x the original frequency.2

  1. Pink noise ↩

  2. What is difference between decade and octave? ↩

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