The Illusion of Speed: How Producers Make Tracks Feel Faster Without Changing BPM
Ever listened to a track that feels like it’s racing forward — only to find it’s sitting at 100 BPM?That’s not magic. It’s psychological motion — the art of using rhythm, layering, and dynamics to create the illusion of speed.
Let’s dive into…
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Ever listened to a track that feels like it’s racing forward — only to find it’s sitting at 100 BPM?
That’s not magic. It’s psychological motion — the art of using rhythm, layering, and dynamics to create the illusion of speed.
Let’s dive into how top producers make a track feel alive and energetic, even when the tempo doesn’t move an inch.
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