I've never even looked at the square (never used it) and the triangle is mainly useful for "windowing" stuff... This raises an interesting
point,
though... Can you actually hear the difference? Can anyone? I've never made such an experiment but it could be interesting to find out.
I'm not sure, but I think there's no real difference but a different amplitude (volume) or amplitude of the partials. I think a comparison of a time-frequency representation of the two waveforms could give a 'scientific'
??? what is this ? am i completely misled, or is the only difference between the discussed waveforms a scaling factor plus a bias ? (good signals (-1..+1) * 0.5 + 0.5) if so, what do you wnat to hear apart from the amplitude-difference ? maybe the soundcard will playback the 2 waveforms differently, because normally they can't do well with biases, but as long as you do not hear 0Hz i do not see a chance to make any differences...
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