not entirely, because the square wave isn't regular. in graphical terms, the space between each time the square goes up and down is irregular. that gives it a t

not entirely, because the square wave isn't regular. in graphical terms, the space between each time the square goes up and down is irregular. that gives it a totally different (and, notably, more atonal) sound than a normal square wave. also, the sine wave got flipped, half, kinda. just mixing a square wave with something has a totally different effect than this. it'll sound like the original sound and also a square wave tone playing together.