After broadcasting on FM for a while again it made me wonder what songs really test the audio gear.
I find myself having to turn on a virtual PC EQ once in a while to make a song sound properly on broadcast.
There are a few things that throw off the tilt of broadcast radio that I can tell.
One is the bass in some songs happen to be too strong. Only thing that cures this is multiband compressors or on the fly attenuation of bass via EQing on the spot (which I do because it's cheaper).
Another biggy is when mixing down L+R for mono AM broadcasting. Sometimes MP3 files can cause some really odd audio when mixing L+R in a compressed song.
Then there is the high frequencies which you'd think would be fixed in FM with low pass filters, but it can really make the audio sound different on air.
My main question here is not any of the above, but SONGS. What songs do you know of that really tests the boundaries of professional or home brewed equipment?
I know this is a bit like asking an audiophile what songs really test equipment. For broadcast equipment I am sure there are some songs that just don't get along with radio stations.
Any song titles are highly welcomed. I want songs that really screw shit up.
Después de transmitir en FM por un tiempo nuevamente, me pregunto qué canciones realmente prueban el equipo de audio.
De vez en cuando tengo que activar un ecualizador de PC virtual para que una canción suene correctamente en la transmisión.
Hay algunas cosas que alteran la inclinación de la radiodifusión que puedo decir.
Una es que el bajo en algunas canciones resulta ser demasiado fuerte. Lo único que cura esto son los compresores multibanda o la atenuación de graves sobre la marcha a través del ecualizador en el acto (lo que hago porque es más barato).
Otro gran problema es cuando se mezclan L + R para transmisión mono AM. A veces, los archivos MP3 pueden producir un audio realmente extraño al mezclar L + R en una canción comprimida.
Luego están las frecuencias altas que pensarías que se arreglarían en FM con filtros de paso bajo, pero realmente pueden hacer que el audio suene diferente en el aire.
Mi pregunta principal aquí no es ninguna de las anteriores, sino CANCIONES. ¿Qué canciones conoces que realmente pongan a prueba los límites de los equipos profesionales o caseros?
Sé que esto es un poco como preguntarle a un audiófilo qué canciones realmente prueban el equipo. Para los equipos de transmisión, estoy seguro de que hay algunas canciones que simplemente no se llevan bien con las estaciones de radio.
Cualquier título de canción es muy bienvenido. Quiero canciones que realmente arruinen la mierda.
Post by wilmerjavier on Apr 11, 2021 19:29:15 GMT -6
Receive a cordial greeting, I was reading, but I am not very clear, this matter, my problem is the following, my treble saturates, apart from the low pass filter, what else do you recommend, I have automatic gain control then 3-band equalizer compressor for audio limiter bands filktro low pass 15 khz multiplex. and that's it
After broadcasting on FM for a while again it made me wonder what songs really test the audio gear.
I find myself having to turn on a virtual PC EQ once in a while to make a song sound properly on broadcast.
There are a few things that throw off the tilt of broadcast radio that I can tell.
One is the bass in some songs happen to be too strong. Only thing that cures this is multiband compressors or on the fly attenuation of bass via EQing on the spot (which I do because it's cheaper).
Another biggy is when mixing down L+R for mono AM broadcasting. Sometimes MP3 files can cause some really odd audio when mixing L+R in a compressed song.
Then there is the high frequencies which you'd think would be fixed in FM with low pass filters, but it can really make the audio sound different on air.
My main question here is not any of the above, but SONGS. What songs do you know of that really tests the boundaries of professional or home brewed equipment?
I know this is a bit like asking an audiophile what songs really test equipment. For broadcast equipment I am sure there are some songs that just don't get along with radio stations.
Any song titles are highly welcomed. I want songs that really screw shit up.
Pink Floyd Song title "Time" Record Dark side of the moon.... in fact the whole Record lol
After broadcasting on FM for a while again it made me wonder what songs really test the audio gear.
I find myself having to turn on a virtual PC EQ once in a while to make a song sound properly on broadcast.
There are a few things that throw off the tilt of broadcast radio that I can tell.
One is the bass in some songs happen to be too strong. Only thing that cures this is multiband compressors or on the fly attenuation of bass via EQing on the spot (which I do because it's cheaper).
Another biggy is when mixing down L+R for mono AM broadcasting. Sometimes MP3 files can cause some really odd audio when mixing L+R in a compressed song.
Then there is the high frequencies which you'd think would be fixed in FM with low pass filters, but it can really make the audio sound different on air.
My main question here is not any of the above, but SONGS. What songs do you know of that really tests the boundaries of professional or home brewed equipment?
I know this is a bit like asking an audiophile what songs really test equipment. For broadcast equipment I am sure there are some songs that just don't get along with radio stations.
Any song titles are highly welcomed. I want songs that really screw shit up.
Pink Floyd Song title "Time" Record Dark side of the moon.... in fact the whole Record lol
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