Are radio edits faster?

Radio edits often shorten a long song in order to make it more commercially viable for radio stations. The normal length for songs played on the radio is between 3 and 5 minutes. The amount of cut content differs however, ranging from a few seconds to effectively half of a song being cut.

Why does music slow down when you run?

“At very high exercise intensities, the brain de-oxygenation is such that the converse holds and so there is far more limited capacity for processing of external stimuli such as music,” he said. In that case, experiencing the pain of intense exercise could make time feel like it’s slowing down.

Why do radio stations speed up songs?

Slightly faster songs might sound more appealing to listeners. If listeners hear the same songs on two competing radio stations, the station that speeds up playback may be perceived as having more energy. (The same argument drives the so-called loudness wars between stations.

Do radio stations play more than 10 songs at once?

They will indeed play ten songs, but some of them will be at faster speeds so the regular number of scheduled commercials for the hour can still be played after the ten tracks. Yes a lot of Top 40 stations do to make songs sound more appealing and to fit in more commercials.

How do radio stations run?

Radio stations use a variety of software applications to run their stations: Automation: Big corporately owned stations use audio automation systems to reduce their payroll, since they don’t have to pay a computer a salary or benefits.

What are some songs that were sped up for AM radio?

“Mandy” is another song that was sped up, and the label did release a sped up version to radio stations. , I was drum section leader at NMMI . I’ve played in rock bands since AM radio use to play songs faster and leave some solos out so they would have more time for commercials.