# Calibrating output signal amplitudes

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**Created:** [February 1, 2021, 10:52pm UTC](https://lookmumnocomputer.discourse.group/t/calibrating-output-signal-amplitudes/2848 "2021-02-01T22:52:16Z")\
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If I don’t say stupidity, all the waveforms come from the Square, and the more they are “rounded / cut” the more they lose in dynamics.  
It is therefore normal to have a Sine more low than a Triangle and this one than a Square.  
Most people just leave it that way I think.  
Otherwise it would be better to increase the low values, rather than lower the dynamics of Square.  
I adjust them after in my mixer 🙂

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