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46 minutes ago, josep skitto said:

if square wave and sawtoothwave is same background setting. why square wave is louder than sawtoothwave? help..

The power of a signal is proportional to the surface between the waveform and the center line, so at equal amplitude (the peak level measured by the tools as Christian showed), a square wave is more powerful than a sine wave. 

The RMS measurement is closer to the loudness we're hearing, so try using the "Level Meter" set to RMS and you'll get a higher RMS value for the square than the sawtooth. You can get similar results with a loudness meter that measures LUFS. 

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4 hours ago, David Nahmani said:

The power of a signal is proportional to the surface between the waveform and the center line, so at equal amplitude (the peak level measured by the tools as Christian showed), a square wave is more powerful than a sine wave. 

The RMS measurement is closer to the loudness we're hearing, so try using the "Level Meter" set to RMS and you'll get a higher RMS value for the square than the sawtooth. You can get similar results with a loudness meter that measures LUFS. 

thanks it's so helpful to me!

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