Hi!
Half the amplitude? No problem: try adding: -z:mixmode,sum at the end or
beginning of your options. b default it uses the -z:mixmode,avg option, which
maybe useful if you mixdown a lot of x-channel files to one x-channel file. If
you'd add all the amps, it'd be too much. So ecasound can average the amps and
add them then. It divides each files amplitude by the number of chains, thus
even in the worst case you'd have no clipping.
Kindest regards
Julien
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