Commercial Radio

c00ky83 | 16:59 Wed 03rd Aug 2005 | Music

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Can someone explain why commercial radio play "speeded-up music"? I'm talking about the Pepsi Chart bunch, eg. Metro, TFM. I rarely listen to them, so when I do it's noticeable that the tracks are faster and higher pitch.

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georgit79

It is to reduce the airtime of the actual songs so they have time to get more adverts in. It's the main reason I don't listen to commercial/local radio.

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