It wouldn't sound different, even if you have absolute pitch, whatever the "speed" of the random sounds would be. Both algorithms will generate sufficiently ra

It wouldn't sound different, even if you have absolute pitch, whatever the "speed" of the random sounds would be. Both algorithms will generate sufficiently random values from a human perspective. Unless you carefully look into them, with a very specific mathematics / crypto knowledge, you wouldn't even be able to tell which one is pseudo-random, and which one is random: and if you somehow are able to, then it would just mean that the underlying RNG is very, very bad.