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Is it just me or does anyone think that there is lots of music playing on programmes, often when someone is speaking? It's often quite loud
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes - 'it's what the viewer's want'* is the stock answer given to anyone who contacts the broadcaster. The BBC did say at one time that you would 'in the future' be able to choose to turn the 'music / sounds effects' off.
The worst examples are drums banging away on the news - siren noise on the news. Low siren /drone on 15 to 1. Ruins programs. Also, the music blares out but the speech in not so dynamic / loud. Always a problem - see no attempt to sort it out, as they don't see there is an issue. They get paid whatever.
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The worst examples are drums banging away on the news - siren noise on the news. Low siren /drone on 15 to 1. Ruins programs. Also, the music blares out but the speech in not so dynamic / loud. Always a problem - see no attempt to sort it out, as they don't see there is an issue. They get paid whatever.
* or some variation of that.