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panfilero
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This may be a really simple question, but I was wondering what is the
correct way to mix 2 or more waveforms. For example if I want to mix
a sine wave and a sawtooth wave in order to produce an audio tone.
So, lets say I have a sine wave of a a few millivolts and a sawtooth
of about the same amplitude and nearly the same frequency and both of
them are signals which can independently drive a little speaker... but
now I would like to mix the two signal and listen to the resulting
signal. If both of those signals are the outputs of two different
pins or wires... do I just connect the two wires together? I don't
think that's the right way to do it for some reason... but I'm not
sure what is.
Thanks
correct way to mix 2 or more waveforms. For example if I want to mix
a sine wave and a sawtooth wave in order to produce an audio tone.
So, lets say I have a sine wave of a a few millivolts and a sawtooth
of about the same amplitude and nearly the same frequency and both of
them are signals which can independently drive a little speaker... but
now I would like to mix the two signal and listen to the resulting
signal. If both of those signals are the outputs of two different
pins or wires... do I just connect the two wires together? I don't
think that's the right way to do it for some reason... but I'm not
sure what is.
Thanks