Rich, resonant radio voices...

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I was meditating upon the nature of of radio personality voices when the the thought struck me, "is some of that resonant quality due to some sort of processing, or alternately a byproduct of the transmission?" Another possibility I considered is this quality being produced from some studio acoustics issue.
I recall from years past that this quality of voice was something that programmers sought. Anyone know if there is any processing going on? I noticed that female radio voices have this quality as well. I've pretty much ruled out this being a transmission byproduct because I don't hear this quality within musical recordings being broadcast.
Call me curious.

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Topic - Rich, resonant radio voices... - Wellfed 15:04:18 06/27/06 (5)

Proximity effect, but also VOICES - benshapiro 18:19:59 06/29/06 (0)

Re: Rich, resonant radio voices... - Marantzguy 11:07:40 06/28/06 (1)

And thanks to you too. [nt] - Wellfed 18:01:58 06/28/06 (0)

Cardioid mikes. - markrohr 16:05:49 06/27/06 (1)

Thanks Mark... - Wellfed 21:12:03 06/27/06 (0)

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