What do you guys like to listen to while programming? I love listening to podcasts, but I have trouble focusing on the story/conversation if I'm actually working.
I used to listen to Music for Airports by Brian Eno for years, but I've kind of played it out now and the mood is honestly not what I would describe as comfy.
Whats some comfy & encouraging listenings, Jow Forums ?
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Las ketchup usually... but i do all the moves too
soma.fm and musicforprogramming
And Tommy Guerrero. YT recommended him to me repeatedly so I took the bait. Turned out It's listenable and comfy background music.
Speedcore.
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It encourage me to think fast and work hard.
thanks user, listening now -- i did not know this existed.
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take the smooth jazz pill twcclassics.com
A bunch of stuff from bandcamp mainly climatewave/broken transmission, mallsoft and some vaporwave
I just throw on random albums on YouTube, and let autoplay do it's thing.
I've been listening to Boards of Canada recently, this album is pretty comfy
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pic related on loop with volume at 110%
Just continue listening to Music for Airports
so? did you like it? the last monologue song always moves me
iron maiden
Would love some links, user.
BoC is pretty based. The counting in one of their songs disrupts me though.
Pretty much anything sans lyrics or lyrics in a language you don't understand (although sometimes your brain searches it for meaning, best stick with no lyrics) is good for studying.
I am the type who likes having music on during pretty much every waking hour. Quiet just feels wrong somehow.
Synthwave Mixes on youtube, usually.
I've been starting to listen to mixes of 80s Japanese pop too and I'm loving it though.
Devin Townsend has alot of nice albums!
Would recomend: Addicted, Epicloud, Ocean Machine and Deconstruction. The Z2 at Roayal alber hall and the Retinal Cirkus are nice albums if you want to hear him live!
Stam1na for when you want to listen to metal but not get distracted by the vocals. Since they sing in Finnish i dont register the vocals.
The Soundtrack from Doom 2016
I can't program without listening to this
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nu metal
Nintendo Wii sounds
>Perturbator
>Carpenter Brut
>Pylot
vaporwave about free software
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Anything instrumental, it's harder for me to concentrate if there's vocals. Astor Piazzolla is one of my favorites.
DOOM OST
Detroit techno or electronic mixes. I really like this artist called Skee Mask lately
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Most of the stuff of this guy: alternateskies.bandcamp.com
From this guy I liked: Good Morning America, News at 11, Palm Mall 1 and 2, ショップ @ ヘルシンキ (the album of a stairway), lofi, Audi is a hit or miss and With Love: catsystemcorp.bandcamp.com
SURFING stuff: surfing.100percentelectronica.com
Most of the stuff by dan mason:
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From this guy: limousinemusic.bandcamp.com
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something kind of droning. it just keeps the distractions at bay.
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Some stuff published here is good, usually re releases of already existing works: palm84.bandcamp.com
Everyone knows of this but try some of this, hit or miss:
businesscasual87.bandcamp.com
From this guy I liked their last two albums: wsbclocalnews.bandcamp.com
Would like to also thrown in eco virtual, internet club, and infinity frequencies are all very good as well. Infinity frequencies especially has a ton of weird concept albums that are free to download. Would also recommend checking out the album "skeleton.zip". The best part of vaporwave is crate digging and finding some good stuff. Your best bet is to just find a particular flavor of vaporwave you like and check it's tags, OP.
Based, ilian tape is gold
Acid house. Start with the old Chicago stuff.
dub. Get familiar with the genre, then listen to Prince Jammy - Computerised Dub. It's programming: the soundtrack.
For peak "lofi hip hop to chill/study to", the Samurai Champloo OST is actually God tier. It's 4 albums (Departure, Impression, Masta and Playlist). Ignore the Reddit fanbase. I have a lot more recs if you liked those
hit me up with some of that lofi stuff
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crazy, never thought I would meet people into Ilian Tape here
absolutely based
I unironically listen to weeb music for maximum performance.
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I genuinely believe that his album is the perfect album for concentrating. Whether it being programming or vidya or what have you.
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Medieval is comfy bros
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J-trance or ambience stuff
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based, acid house really puts you in a mode
i listen to "live to win" by paul stanley on repeat at 200% volume
just cant imagine how autistic you have to be to listen to this for more than three minutes
I listen to the sound of my poo flinging drones flying off after tracing the IP addresses of snobs on this board.
I'd say the same before I've started listening to these. I dunno, it just works for me. I started with psytrance because of psychodelics and then moved to more and more fast genres. Similarly to just trance it puts me into kind of trance and helps to focus and feel wakeful.
Also classical hardcore(team grimoire, gram, laur) is so fun.
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Least thou be wise in thine own conceit
brain.fm for MacHinE lEARNinG brainGAINS
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skee masks new album is great anons, check it if you havent
