Draw a spectrogram and hear it. The painted canvas is treated as a time-frequency map and resynthesised by inverse FFT with random phase - which is precisely what noise is, a shaped spectrum with no phase coherence. Raising the coherence control turns the same picture from static into tones.
Brushes include soft and hard deposits, spray, full-spectrum bands and harmonic combs, and text can be exposed directly into the spectrum so a word becomes the literal shape of the noise: visible in any spectrogram, audible only as a shaped rasp.
A picture of sound: time across, frequency up, and loudness as brightness. It is how audio engineers see what a recording contains, and what this tool lets you draw directly.
The canvas is treated as a time-frequency map and converted back to audio by an inverse FFT with random phase. Noise is exactly that: energy shaped across frequencies, with no consistent phase relationship.
Not as speech. A word written into the spectrum is visible in any spectrogram but sounds like a shaped rasp. This is the same trick musicians have used to hide images in tracks.
Yes. FULL HISS at coherence 0 is broadband noise, and painting only lower frequencies gives darker, pink- or brown-style noise.
This is an instrument and a sound tool, provided for entertainment and experiment. It describes what it measures and does not identify the cause of anything it shows.