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In Reply to: RE: I tend to doubt it, Todd. posted by Bill Thomas on June 30, 2009 at 15:09:23
"Chances are the FM station's audio processing is 'doing the nasty' to the audio instead. These days, finding ANY FM station that isn't SLAMMING the 100% modulation point MOST of the time is EXTREMELY rare."
A lot of stations do sound awful. I try to listen to least of the offenders...... There is still some excellent-sounding FM out there.
"Sometimes I feel like the only person in the world who is fighting this trend of processing an audio signal to death."
You're not the only person...... I don't really say much about FM, but I have said a LOT about music production in general. From loudness wars to pitch correction. It's a travesty.
"I have no problem with SOME compression and limiting, but when a station squeezes the life out of their audio in order to be the 'loudest station on the dial', the result is total death and destruction of ANYTHING resembling 'top-end.'"
Once again, no argument..... I just listen to the stations that don't offend so much.......
"Even many NPR stations are beginning to do this 'death dance' to audio these days. More's the pity!"
KJZZ 91.5 Phoenix is a *fabulous* station that happens to be NPR..... If that station doesn't sound good, there's something wrong with the tuner.......
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