An RF signal compression technique used to transport high bit-rate data over wired or wireless means using modulated radio frequency carrier waves whose purpose is to reduce the number of radio carrier modulation events, thus reducing the amount of radio sideband emissions, while increasing the amount of information conveyed by coordinating the modulation events. More specifically an improved compression method with coordinated padding for various methods of modulation by which the spectral channel width occupied by the radio signal and the power spectrum density of said signal can be controlled by numerically adjusting the coding format in a coordinated manner allowing for coordinated modulation events which permits multiple transmissions in a coverage area greatly increasing the amount of information transmitted and available users.