| I've just realized that I must work in floating point. I have this idea of
systems of soundfile makers that produce a hierarchy of mixable
files that will yield the end result. I can't be expected to keep tweaking
master volume variables as the composition changes in order to keep
the integer files near their maximum amplitude.
I know that such a utility used to ship with csound. Was it 'sndnorm' or
something like that? I'm on Kubuntu right now, and I installed csound-utils,
but I don't get anything good that starts with 'snd'.
I just want to go:
some_prog myfloatfile.wav > my_nice_normalized_16_bit.wav
and have the new file be normalized to zero dB in it's native bit width.
Thanks,
Tobiah
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