whiteclam:  threshold amplitude distortion
whiteclam   [flags] < floatsams > floatsams
        R:      sampling rate [44100]
        N:      fft length [1024]
        M:      window size in samples [8192]
        D:      decimation factor in samples [512]
        I:      interpolation factor in samples [512]
        P:      oscillator bank pitch factor [0.0]
        T:      high amp threshold [.01]
        t:      low amp threshold [.0001]
        X:      high amp gain [.2]
        x:      low amp gain [5.0]
        m:      optional midrange gain [1.0]
        A:      maintain average frame amplitude
        F:      interpret thresholds as fixed amplitudes
        f:      optional function to control strength of effect
        l:      length [needed only if using function control]
        d:      display affected bins
        s:      synthesize analysis input

Whiteclam is an earlier version of scampi,
but has its own charms. Whiteclam breaks up 
the amplitude spectrum into 3 regions: the
highest amplitudes, the middle amplitudes, and
the weakest amplitudes. You can then specify
a different multiplier for each region.
The -T and -t flags set multipliers to
determine the breakpoints for the regions.
In its default setting Whiteclam is both
a spectral limiter and noise-enhancer, but
it is possible to elicit other behaviors
from this processor as well.
