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- Why is my music faster than normal?
- Why does it sound like my music is sped up?
- Why do songs sound faster when I'm tired?
- Why does my Apple music sound fast?
Why is my music faster than normal?
You may be experiencing this feeling because your brain is more alert at night. This is especially true for those who consider themselves to be night owls. When you're first waking up in the morning, your brain moves slowly and processes things like music at a slightly slower pace.
Why does it sound like my music is sped up?
In your differing levels of psychological flow state, music will sound slower and faster. Probably faster if it's just background, and slower if you're focussed. Not only that, but your heart rate comes into play too. The perceived tempo of a song depends a lot on it.
Why do songs sound faster when I'm tired?
Do you ever notice that music sounds faster at night? It's a phenomenon that has puzzled scientists for years. Some people say it's because our brains are tired and can't process sound as well at night. Others say that the environment itself is to blame because background noise is less prevalent at night.
Why does my Apple music sound fast?
Check the Format for you output device if it is set to 441000 Hz (compare the setting to the sample rate you see on your songs in the iTunes Library). If this setting is wrong, iTunes may try to playback at the wrong speed.
