: : I wondering if Raduga have any equalizer
: : to improve sound
: Its not a case of Raduga needing an equalizer - its either (a) the audio files you are playing back are badly recorded in the first place (to tinny or too bassy, or (b) check your soundcard settings or devices after your soundcard (amp, etc).
: Professional broadcasters don't equalize (generally) whatever they broadcast - it is the job of the listener to equalize at the receive end.
"Professional broadcasters don't equalize"
Correct, well kind of - everything is flat until it get to the 'processor' where it is equalised and compressed/limited/clipped in a multiband fashion. Often badly to be the 'loudest (worst sounding) on the band!
Here are some links to learn more about processing, which can be an expensive business!
http://www.orban.com
http://www.inovon.com
or
How to make you station sound truly terrible!
www.nogrunge.com (should be allgrunge in my opinion)
Re: Equalizer
: : I wondering if Raduga have any equalizer
: : to improve sound
: Its not a case of Raduga needing an equalizer - its either (a) the audio files you are playing back are badly recorded in the first place (to tinny or too bassy, or (b) check your soundcard settings or devices after your soundcard (amp, etc).
: Professional broadcasters don't equalize (generally) whatever they broadcast - it is the job of the listener to equalize at the receive end.
"Professional broadcasters don't equalize"
Correct, well kind of - everything is flat until it get to the 'processor' where it is equalised and compressed/limited/clipped in a multiband fashion. Often badly to be the 'loudest (worst sounding) on the band!
Here are some links to learn more about processing, which can be an expensive business!
http://www.orban.com
http://www.inovon.com
or
How to make you station sound truly terrible!
www.nogrunge.com (should be allgrunge in my opinion)