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    I can think of a horrible mathematical explanation. If you add up a sequence of sine waves in the right way, you can approximate a square wave - i.e. flat top:

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    This is a bit like what you are doing when you are adding up rough and smooth scratch patterns. Not sure you can read too much into this - if you add them in the wrong proportions you end up with a sawtooth pattern instead.

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