Re: Overmodulation above -6 db
Is the term Overmodulation ever used in just an audio context? If so, what does it mean?
I'm familiar with Overmodulation from my AM radio days...in smaller markets we were not only DJs, we were also "transmitter operators", which meant we could get popped pretty hard by the FCC for something like "willful persistent overmodulation", but I've just never heard it used outside of a broadcast context...
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