The audio software/hardware you’d be running would have to have enough DSP (digital signal processing) to compress/limit in real time. Adding compression and limiting can be part of the equation, but they won’t fix bad audio. Really good audio is the predecessor of good broadcast quality.
Many think there has been a major decrease in broadcast quality that broadcast quality isn’t as good as it used to be. “Broadcast quality” has become an interesting term. Hello Ervz and welcome to the Cow Audio Forum.
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