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This is the exact kind of case where I would just record video/audio of this happening, and pull the audio up in an audio editor to see for myself. And then probably curse my headphones/computer for having a feature that protects my ears from harsh sounds without me knowing!!
I'm curious what it turns out to be. Could it just be the sound channel limit?
Maybe I'm imagining it?? One of the emulators had a channel volume mixer; I could turn it down to give it more headroom. On os X I think if you feed overlimit audio to the OS (Coreaudio uses floats) there's some adaptive compression… not sure about that
That would also make sense... maybe you could test on one of own games. What a weird issue to have to work around though if you want the authentic clipping audio sounds of emulated hardware...
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