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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...
My sense is that most emulators go full out nine yards trying to get exact pixel perfection with graphics and then when it comes to audio they just sorta wing it.
Okay you might find this minithread very interesting! Apparently the actual NES had a particular interaction between the noise and triangle channels:https://twitter.com/atinyfaerie/status/1254055471855665152 …
That *is* pretty cool. And hey, now you know it's not some hidden "protect user ears" setting in the OS.
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