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Wampus

2011-Nov-22
Do you listen to music while you code? If so, is there any particular music you find conductive to coding? Post examples.  :good:

To kick off, this:-



Generally anything goes but often I will choose trance music similar to the above. It help keeps the energy flowing and morale high.

spicypixel

#1
2011-Nov-22
Classic coding choonage :)

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Wampus

#2
2011-Nov-22
Aye. Masterful.

erico

#3
2011-Nov-22
slayradio 24h ever since I saw kitty´s signature.... :blink:

http://www.slayradio.org

fuzzy70

#4
2011-Nov-22
I need music with aggression and/or fast tempos  :D

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matchy

#5
2011-Nov-22
Slayradio  <3 mostly because vocals seems to interfere with heavy train of thought if you decide to sing along.

Ruidesco

#6
2011-Nov-22
I usually listen to internet radios. Been listening to Slayradio on and off for the past five years or so, and I have all the stations from Soma FM in a playlist to have enough variety at hand.

okee

#7
2011-Nov-22
Anything mellow, trancey, post rock, don't know the official names
Dj Shadow, Sigur Rós, 76 and classical music

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bigsofty

#8
2011-Nov-23
Mainly classical or trance, something that breaks the silence but doesn't intrude in my thought process.
Cheers,

Ian.

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Hatonastick

#9
2011-Nov-23
I used to listen to classical, electronic etc.  Anything without words/singing.  These days I prefer silence because I find any noise interferes with my train of thought.  Well, sometimes I do, other times I still fire up some music.  =D
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blackway

#10
2011-Nov-23
This is good for coding:



or this:



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MrTAToad

#11
2011-Nov-23
I dont listen to anything as it's too off-putting.

However, if you want some interesting YouTube music videos :







and my favourite :



erico

#12
2011-Nov-23
Excellent choices Tatoad! :nw:

I have forgotten MASK, this brought me up! thanks!

Among inspiring music, no voice, I have a few goodies up my sleve...
check Osamu Kitajima.

Really hard to come around things from them...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbJCTxHrJww&list=FLL0P4AeySAhyfD1vlkt2sAw&index=11&feature=plpp_video

you won´t regreat!

bigsofty

#13
2011-Nov-23
Quote from: MrTAToad on 2011-Nov-23
I dont listen to anything as it's too off-putting.

However, if you want some interesting YouTube music videos...

LOL, nostalgia overload, very good!  :D
Cheers,

Ian.

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(E. W. Dijkstra)
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