Nice to hear it, I guess I have my answers now haha I’ll sleep smarter tonightM3dia wrote:Most tracks are produced at 150 BPM, some at 153 and 155 BPM. I think the biggest reason is either the style or the vocals. Nowadays many harder hardstyle tracks are produced at 155 BPM. Whereas 3-4 years before nearly all tracks would've been 150 (not depening if it's a harder track or not).ThisIsPili wrote:Seriously? But why? I prefer when I can hear the track on a normal pitch !
At festivals, as the day progresses, the BPM is obviously rising. So when it starts at 148 / 150 BPM, it get's to 155 pretty quick. And as not all tracks are mastered at 155 BPM, they're speed up, which leads to pitched up sounds basically.
Imagine SZP playing "for example Basstrain" at 150, whereas every other track they play or the DJs around them play at 153 / 155. That would 1. sound bad (various BPM from track to track?) and 2. energy gets lost in the set & the event (DJ 4 playing 155, DJ 5 only 150?)
