Right. But FIRST set TXEQ to max cut for the first three bands, 6 dB cut
on the 4th band, 3 dB boost on 2.4 kHz, 6 dB boost the top band (3.2
kHz). Then set COMP as Bob described. The TXEQ settings prevent wasting
transmitter power with speech components that don't contribute to speech
From: Bob McGraw
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Start with COMP at 0, adjust the MIC gain while speaking normal voice to
attain 5 to 6 bars {no more} as indicated on the ALC meter.? Then adjust
the COMP for a value to indicate about 10 on voice peaks.
For those that believe in using the "I turned it up a little
Seven years ago, I collected advice on setting TX EQ and compression from this
list and compiled it into a blog post. This uses the DVR to A/B test
compression settings to get the highest level that does not cause artifacts on
your voice. The article says “KX3”, but the procedure is the same
Start with COMP at 0, adjust the MIC gain while speaking normal voice to
attain 5 to 6 bars {no more} as indicated on the ALC meter. Then adjust
the COMP for a value to indicate about 10 on voice peaks.
For those that believe in using the "I turned it up a little bit, now
how does that
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