85-90rpm/cadence music?

There are some sites out there that DJs use that have songs sorted by their bpm.

If someone is technically savvy, I reallythink there would be some interest in a 180bpm music podcast, which would work well for runners and cyclists, maybe something an hour long that would be updated weekly.

Bicycling magazine listed a cyclist/musician who had what you were looking for.  It was in either the Dec or Nov issue if anyone has a copy. 

Yeah, Yeah..I saw that!!  Try going to 53x11.com

It is supposed to be music in the 90-120 bpm range.

**Big disclaimer - I haven't used this tool but have heard about it**

This is a bpm plugin for iTunes.  It will examine your library and tag all the songs with their bpm.  I think there are more sites as well.  Windows and Mac

http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Dashboard-Widgets/Music/bpmWidget.shtml

Now you can search through itunes and find the PODRUNNER podcasts, which feature a two-hour mix of 180BPM music. The poor fellow is a little overwhelmed with the response, though, with something like 8,000 downloads in the past week his server is not able to handle the volume.

I'll admit I haven't had any luck in downloading this myself, though I'll try again tonight.

http://www.djsteveboy.com/mixes.html

Another "I've not used this one" disclaimer, but it was pointed out on another tri forum:

http://www.sharewareconnection.com/mixmeister-bpm-analyzer.htm ...

there's an ad/link on Coach Mikes site: d3multisport.com that goes to this:

http://www.fitbeats.com/downloads/index.php 

I also have a program that increases or decreases the speed of an MP3 file without changing the pitch.  Conversely, you can also use it to change the pitch without changing the speed (good for matching a song to a musical instrument without re-tuning).  You might want to do a web search for something like this.  I'm at work so can't tell you the URL of the site where I got it, but I think it was from a company in Sweden called RoniMusic.

Now you might not want to turn some ridiculously slow song into 90 bpms, but it's handy for matching a bunch of tunes with similar beat structure.

Resurrecting this thread . . . should it be in COJ?

Been working on 90 bpm mix and used the Mixmeister BPM Analyzer (free) to get the bpm of my music. Pretty cool/easy to use program.

Be interested what tunes others have that are in this range. Here's what I've got (though I wouldn't use a lot of them someone else might be interested):

Anyone else had experience with the mp3 BPM changing software?

not sure of the bpm BUT the sound track to the film Pi has lots of fast sounding music. also PWEI (Pop Will Eat Itself) do lots of fast music - check out anything from their Cure for Sanity album or anything more recent.

Not sure how helpful these are as i never listen to music when i work out and i am tone deaf. i went to a spinning class once and lets just say the idea of pedalling on the beat never quite made sense On amore sensible note both things recommended above are brilliant music - just ask Z-dog about PWEI if you don't believe me!

That would be great. Like the old Napster days! Unfortunately it's kind of illegal now.

I tried the programs mentioned for changing the BPM without changing the pitch. They work great but MixMiester Express gets my vote. Don't know if I'm willing to shell out the $50 for the non-demo however.