Coding music?

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Bump it, baby.

coding a synthesizer with sonic PI is pretty cool, it is supposed to code live, but when you stop loops for example with delays then you can code a script, contra: you have to listen the whole script when adding or changing something.

+1 for Disasterpeace

Been listening to this pretty consistently lately (including while doing h4x0r stuff):
youtube.com/watch?v=bnKaOo67mLQ
It's good mood music.

Patrician taste

skrillex

For some reason Njet Molotoff and other war music helps me

>music
>coding

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Ambient music of different sorts. Like this:
youtube.com/watch?v=bAHj9houKX4

In the End by Linkin Park in repeating mode.

youtube.com/watch?v=GGBm9gTY2NU

this ish be dope ma nigga

csound or supercollider

>what is total serialism
you're 60 years late, bucko

Silence.

White noise to filter the women and negros.

If you really need something, then listen to some rain drops.

youtube.com/watch?v=VrXAvKsQ1wM

this is all you need senpai

Decided to look up Disasterpeace. Genuinely good stuff.
youtube.com/watch?v=BaF5spsqMc8
Thanks anons.

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I just listen to Kraftwerk or Yellow Magic Orchestra.

I don't think it's possible to think rationally while listening to music, especially with lyrics. I might just be a brainlet though.

+100...personally...I don't like other songs :D

Something from Ramin Djawadi

this. music is bloat. it wastes brain cpu cycles

Boris Brejcha - minimalist techno is heavy enough to drown out my coworkers and not distracting once you get in a rythmn

youtu.be/Vg0S-bsqnYY

speedcore

Video game background music / soundtracks lend themselves, because they're design to stick to the background and not divert your attention all the time. Some classical music helps (strings, piano, but not a full orchestra), occasionally some triphop.

He makes good stuff.

Comethazine Playlist

FRIENDLY REMINDER GENUINE 8-BIT CONSOLE MUSIC IS THE ONLY ANSWER

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>because they're design to stick to the background and not divert your attention all the time
nice reddit meme.
video game music is not "designed", it's mostly composed in a way that is engaging and conveys different mood sets.

OP here I guess I should have been more specific. My question was what do you think of coding music? specifically in Sonic Pi

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consider yourself lucky, now the thread will live longer. coding music is dope. I'm trying to learn Supercollider but i fucked with Sonic Pi some and made a couple loops in it. I think some of the music other people are making with Sonic Pi is really good. I've been fucking around with FoxDot too. Coding music is the best. I wish I had someone to mentor me or a friend on my level to work with on music coding.

a c64 is the only MDE you'll ever need

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Wish I was patient enough to learn doing shit with the SID or anything related to the C64

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Basically music from these artists:
youtube.com/watch?v=TFcSwTmfEME
youtube.com/watch?v=S6P345h-aT8
youtube.com/watch?v=h-fPyX16LpY
youtube.com/watch?v=WrizBE0QWr0

my background is in programming and I have no rhythm. I can make some lofi hip hop songs in Fl Studio. But sonic pi and the idea of programmatically generating music has always intrigued me. I attended a talk at the Strange Loop conference about machine learning and music recently. It was pretty interesting
youtube.com/watch?v=ZvSSeuzN_b4

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Csound, but it is horrific. And im pretty geeky for this stuff. Just buy a fucking synth or do a degree in sound engineering

see

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Neat. Although I really don't mind anything that runs on Scenesat, RKO or Slay Radio or such. It's all nice as long as you make it background music.

youtube.com/watch?v=v8UBY8Yj9c0

Why is he looking at a flipped C64 Basic Prompt?

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I gave SuperCollider a try. I dunno, it just seems tedious making music with code unless you're doing really specific stuff that works better on a PC like granular synthesis or whatever. The live coding stuff seemed neat in theory, but in practice, you're basically just tweaking the numbers in a pre-prepared song outline. If you just want freedom to modulate anything with anything to make neat sounds, look into modular synths either software or hardware. Hardware has the advantage of physical input...turning a knob and patching a cord is more satisfying than using a mouse.

if by coding you mean jerking off to youtube
youtube.com/watch?v=ZpAYnVJX9CY
youtube.com/watch?v=WIKqgE4BwAY

listen to death grips

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> Boris Brejcha
>minimalist techno

ahah

i got a free lifetime subscription for brain.fm when they first launched. if i listen to anything when coding, i typically listen to the cinematic focus.

Code this:
youtube.com/watch?v=Hv7lObY0aV0

I've been listening to this one a lot lately
youtube.com/watch?v=kVudwYfDPWY&feature=youtu.be&t=29

I hope he makes a compilation of the other tunes soon though

You'll eventually run out of entropy and the thread will block

nobody yet seriously?
youtube.com/watch?v=VJ_aT4T89aU&feature=youtu.be&t=450

just use /dev/urandom then desu
i listen to the ones that play during the hacking sections
youtube.com/watch?v=MH1bTY-MxWQ

Death Grips mostly.

aleatory music, field recordings, free jazz

i like cibo matto. surprising to find it here.
butter 08 was better though

I like this live stream enthusiatically called code radio

youtube.com/watch?v=2KTIuiCt7w4

I also like Deus Ex soundtrack

And HBR1 radio hardstyle trance

S3RL,Hellblinde,Dubmood(his pre 2010 stuff)

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I just listen to heavy rain on youtube

Anime OP's and ED's mostly. Try it sometime.

>Disasterpeace
my nigga

countercomplex.blogspot.com/2011/10/algorithmic-symphonies-from-one-line-of.html

countercomplex.blogspot.com/2011/10/some-deep-analysis-of-one-line-music.html

>The longest formula in the collection is "Long Line Theory", a cover of the soundtrack of the 64K demo"Chaos Theory" by Conspiracy. The original version by mu6k was over 600 characters long, from which the people on Pouet.net optimized it down to 300 characters, with some arguable quality tradeoffs.

Try it in some programming lang... You get more options.

heh. well spotted

reminds me of this I played in the 80's

youtu.be/MqZB8rq_eyU
youtu.be/CsUSd6_uKDk

>sun project Luna

This is the only music you’ll ever need

youtu.be/whOLzTgCJds

youtube.com/watch?v=YJjLxRkqksw

Speak Now on repeat.

dark synthwave
youtube.com/watch?v=BP1C-W8A69s

chiptune/demoscene tracks
youtube.com/watch?v=GH7eUlri4yM

hardcore techno
youtube.com/watch?v=gq0K50I9eLQ

this is what I like, you should just to listen to whatever music you prefer though.

If you don't listen to this while coding you're a normie

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this.
youtube.com/watch?v=GtQdIYUtAHg

>using code as a verb

big oofskies from me my guy

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Kavinsky

It has to be chill, not distracting in the slightest, and repetitive. Even then I can't listen to music when I need to think hard.

youtube.com/watch?v=OSpsAauvEXU

Perfumetripper's playlist on youtube.

youtube.com/watch?v=La4Dcd1aUcE

hardbass

So good, if the spergs can't stim w/ vocals every major DG release has instrumental copies (and stems!) available except for The Powers That Be

mallsoft desu

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Carpenter Brut for me
youtu.be/DY1s9SmrQRE

Are there any good radios/streams to listen to? Im too lazy to find new music or create playlists

>Snail's House
Gotta not want to kill yourself sometimes

youtu.be/5-DZfhSYVMU
youtu.be/d-Dgok6FMAc

Meshuggah recently

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wow that stuff is really cool i might try it some time

supercollider
i mess around with puredata quite a lot and it's also good fun

I just listen to the Snow Plow Show
youtube.com/user/phonelosersshows/videos

sade