100% in agreement with your comment:
Moreover:
In that regard, it is a
shame that modern amateur transmitters don't use a split band DSP
processor to allow balancing the 10 to 20 dB difference in levels
between the low and high formats of the human voice.
A resounding YES! From your mouth to
I designed the processing parameters of the Omnia ONE AM broadcast
processor, and have spent almost a half century adjusting broadcast
audio. My suggestion is to apply a sensible amount of compression
and limiting to increase the perceived loudness level to the maximum
amount the equipment is
Any additional distortion or EQ applied AFTER processing usually
results in a significant deterioration of the desired audio.
That may be (is) true in broadcast audio but not necessarily so
in communications audio. The typical compressor and/or clipper
increases the amount of power producing
KT0NY,
Got'em here also...just keyed the CM-500 and dropped my call sign...seemed
easy.
They have varied from S2 to S5 which surprises me as we are used to hearing
signals in this area of the pacific and to the north of us and a good deal
louder.
The audio from T31A sounds good here also...I
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