Do they speed up bombcasts?

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a question thats has been on my mind.. it feels like they speed up the playback rate of bombcasts.. if you watch live streams and quick looks, they talk at a normal speed, but its not the case (at least in my mind) when it comes to the bombcasts.

am i crazy?

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#2  Edited By chaser324  Moderator

Do you have your podcast player setup to playback at a faster rate? I haven't really noticed any difference.

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I always listen to Bombcasts at anywhere from 1.5x to 2x and if the original was sped up I don't think 2x would be comprehendible.

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I don't notice any difference as well that maybe entirely on your end.

Also why would they speed it up and supposing they did how long do you think they record for?

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I think it's more plausible that just talking to each other, there's a lot less to take in than playing and explaining a video game while trying to do both well, so talking comes out a bit slower there.

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#6  Edited By RonGalaxy

Pretty sure brad edits out dead air so the conversation has a speedier flow to it. That's why bombcasts don't go up right after they're finished recording.