Sorry I can't be more helpful regarding the Mac, I don't have one. If you 
have a player that can deal with low-level floating point soundfiles, you 
can just keep rendering and listening and turn the volume up as far as you 
need to, then only normalize as part of the final mastering process.

Regards,
Mike

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From: "David Kamp (sent by Nabble.com)" 
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Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 8:02 AM
Subject: Re: [Csnd] avoid samples out of range?


>
> Thanks Michael,  the bad thing is, i am generating my scores 
> automatically,
> so i render, change the code,
> render, change the code, etc.
>
> Having to import it into audacity everytime seems not very attractive to
> me...
>
> Also playback of floating point soundfiles seems to be problematic on OSX,
> at least with the command line player PAPLAY from composers Desktop 
> Project.
> (which is the only 4-channel command-line player on OSX i know)
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