Re: [HCDX] DXERS UNLIMITED´S WEEKEND EDITION FOR 9 - 10 FEBRUARY 2008

["Andy Sennitt" <andys@xxxxxxxxxx>]

For what it's worth, when I worked on Media Network one of the RNW
technicians told me that he a special setting for my voice. When comparing
the sound of my recorded voice when he was on duty to the sound when working
with other technicians, there was a distinct improvement.

I remember, too, visiting TWR Bonaire (Glenn was on the same visit) when
they demonstrated how the sound processing could be asdjusted from telephone
quality to nearly hifi according to what material they were broadcasting.

Unfortunately, too many international broadcasters (and many domestic ones)
pay scant attention to audio quality.

Andy Sennitt
Radio Netherlands Worldwide

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Subject: Re: DXERS UNLIMITED´S WEEKEND EDITION FOR 9 - 10 FEBRUARY 2008


If he were not referring to a ``self-proclaimed expert`` or ``guru``, I
would
think he was talking about me, since I have made just such comments about
phoning-in! But I have never proclaimed myself to be any such thing. Where
would he get that idea?

OK, tnx for the explanation, but then other announcers` voices must be
processed very differently since they are of higher fidelity, which with
RHC`s
huge signals is certainly a benefit rather than a detriment (Glenn Hauser,
OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)



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