Does heart rate affect perception of tempo?

[staggalicous]

Whenever i leave the gym, i usually listen to some sorta EDM driving home. It always feels a lot slower than it usually would. Does this have to do with the fact that i was just working out or the fact that i usually listen to Metal when i work out and has something to do with the genre change?

Kinda a weird question but does ne1 have any thoughts on this?

[chazregard]

Same thing has happened to me! Listened to a mix whilst at the gym (a rare occurrence) and it felt gradually slower despite being 140 all the way through.

[OGLemon]

perception is something that can be easily manipulated.

[staggalicous]

perception is something that can be easily manipulated.

I agree, im just curious as to why its a regular thing when leaving the gym lol must be something causing it

[goose]

I sometimes share the same experience when listening to music with a bonner.

[__________]

yea m8 I expect that's why ketamine is so popular with the dubstep ravers, it mongs you out and makes the tempo way more hype cos your heart is about to stop pulsating

[NinjaEdit]

Yes. Conductors who drink coffee when they usually don't conduct faster.

[staggalicous]

oh cool. It's like that movie wanted lol