[sdiy] Waveform mixing - normalization?

[neil harper]

> I interpreted the original poster's use of "normalising" to mean "making
> all the waveforms sound like they're the same volume to a human" which
> is not the formal definition of normalising, but which I thought was the
> intent of the original comments.  Are you suggesting he means "keep the
> same total volume when two or more waveforms are selected and mixed" (by
> attenuating each waveform when mixing more than one?)

Hey guys, sorry maybe I used the wrong term. I mean consistent perceived 
volume from a waveform mixing section. So lets say there's 3 different 
waves (triangle, sine, square). If you're running the triangle alone, it 
sounds exactly the same volume as 'triangle with a bit of square', which 
sounds exactly the same volume as 'full triangle, full sine, full square'.