FIT Radio is an American Internet radio provider based in Atlanta and a mobile app that plays sustainable music mixes of various genres engineered by DJs. Streaming media content is delivered to the user's computer and smartphone. This app is intended for people who want to listen to high-energy music while they exercise. Music genres include Top 40, hip hop, indie rock, dubstep, and home. Through the interface, users can see what artists and songs make their respective mixes, and they can also cut songs and mix completely.
This service is not free, and offers a trial user three hours before purchasing a subscription.
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Histori
The app officially launched on June 4, 2011, and is comparable to other Internet providers Pandora and Spotify, although FIT Radio is geared towards demographic targets of people who exercise and fitness fans. The mixture consisting of this app maintains a consistent BPM (beats per minute) designed to maintain high energy levels both in music and listeners. According to Costas Karageorghis, music and sports writer and author of Inside Sport Psychology, the music practice that keeps BPM steady in the 120-140 range is ideal for keeping listeners motivated during practice and the mix of FIT Radio is within that range. This app has free options and can be accessed through FITradio.com, or through app stores for mobile platforms like iPhone and Android. Potential users can also try FIT Radio for 15 minutes without downloading the app. FIT Radio also has a premium feature for $ 2.99 per month ($ 36 per year) that allows users unlimited access for a year. There is also a "lifetime option" with a one-time fee of $ 60. Once downloaded, users can share the mix through the social networking sites Facebook and Twitter. This app streams its content, and does not take up significant space on a user's mobile device. The premium version of FIT Radio is ad-free. According to an article published by Forbes, FIT Radio has more than 500,000 subscribers by May 2013.
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Features
Genre
Until September 2013, FIT Radio features dozens of high-energy music genres. Each genre contains multiple music mixes that the user can access. Customers to FIT Radio have the ability to see what keeps track of every composed mix, as well as to "jump" from one mix to another. The FIT Radio genre gets the title app "Pandora for Gym Rats" by the social media news website Mashable .
Station
In addition to the genre option, FIT Radio allows users to choose between radio-engineered stations. Just like the genre option, the user can see each particular song consisting of each station and "jump" to the song of his choice. With premium features, they can also skip and repeat unlimited songs and mixes. Various playlists are designed for different styles of exercises, such as 5K, Zumba, and Gym/aerobic exercises. Red Frog Events, including Dash Soldiers, and Beach Dash. According to Cosmopolitan English , stations are updated daily by over 100 DJs who contribute their mix to the app.
Favorites
While, unlike Pandora, this app is not a search option that allows users to search for a particular song title, with the "Favorites" feature, FIT Radio listeners can select certain tracks, DJs, mixes, and playlists to archive anytime access to the stored mix.
Press
Forbes Magazine Provider , Darren Heitner wrote a section on FIT Radio, entitled "Surprisingly Shocking Music Stream Playing Service To The Freak Fitness." In the article, he discusses how FIT Radio separates itself from its music-based competitor, stating, "But what sets Radio FIT apart from Pandora's training station or Spotify playlist made according to user preferences? It's all in keeping BPM consistent (beat per minute) for keeping the energy level of music up, which means great workout music. "He further articulates that while Pandora users have little control over what particular songs they are listening to, FIT Radio allows users to choose the mix, song, artist, and genre that liked. This section was published in Sportsmoney section of Forbes on May 25, 2013. Although it is not clear how many users outside the United States FIT Radio has, Cosmopolitan UK review the application, stating that, "Basically, FIT Radio knows what that you want to listen to and give you a playlist. "
References
External links
- Official website
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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