Winehell
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Reply #150 - Posted
2013-04-21 05:20:19 » |
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old green day
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BrassApparatus
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Reply #151 - Posted
2013-04-21 05:23:28 » |
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I can't listen while I code but I can while I research and read. I mostly listen to Ska or Dubstep while reading or working on resources.
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Lamargo
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Reply #152 - Posted
2013-04-21 22:04:36 » |
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Not sure if this was mentioned earlier in the thread, I didn't find the link to it when I searched through: http://musicforprogramming.net/I especially like the tracks from the first two "episodes".  Other than this, it's deadmau5, Kraftwerk, Gary Numan or classical; pretty much anything non-lyrical or I tend to focus on the songs words instead of reading, which gets frustrating! 
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alaslipknot
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Reply #154 - Posted
2013-05-27 00:07:54 » |
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"It's not at all important to get it right the first time. It's vitally important to get it right the last time."
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ags1
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Reply #156 - Posted
2013-05-27 09:33:25 » |
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Dead silence.
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kpars
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Reply #157 - Posted
2013-05-28 01:48:24 » |
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I normally like something REALLY soothing, and then when I get tired, I listen to some old fasioned boogie woogie stuff! Here's some great programming music: http://www.youtube.com/v/RI9Jo6dBFMY?version=3&hl=en_US&start=Fun fact, the gamecube menu music is actually the famicom start-up sound slowed down 16x! This music haunted me as a kid, but is still really amazing to listen to 
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relminator
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Reply #158 - Posted
2013-05-28 07:43:36 » |
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I am usually watching the tv when I code so not a lot of music here.
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Sammidysam
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Reply #159 - Posted
2013-05-28 12:50:05 » |
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I am usually watching the tv when I code so not a lot of music here.
How does that work? It sounds incredibly distracting.
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relminator
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Reply #161 - Posted
2013-05-28 14:52:32 » |
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I am usually watching the tv when I code so not a lot of music here.
How does that work? It sounds incredibly distracting. Coding is usually done during commercials until I get into a groove then forget about the tv. Goes back to watching tv again when I can't solve a particular paroblem.
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Sammidysam
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Reply #162 - Posted
2013-05-28 21:52:46 » |
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When I can't solve a problem I stick at it and can't leave the computer until it's either solved or I am pulled away from it.
It gets annoying.
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ReBirth
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Reply #163 - Posted
2013-05-29 01:51:15 » |
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When hit a problem, I will silence the music and go out walk for little. I am listening while doing obvious things.
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CommanderKeith
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Reply #164 - Posted
2013-05-29 05:47:10 » |
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This is actually really good stuff! Hard to find good trance these days, everything's dub step. I like 'terminal technicality' the best so far...
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mrdeathjockey
Senior Devvie    Medals: 6Projects: 1Exp: 3 years
Trying to be a good programmer, step by step
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Reply #165 - Posted
2013-05-29 08:27:25 » |
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I tend to listen to non-lyrical upbeat music, or ambient ones depending on my mood... For upbeat ones I listen to: For ambient ones I love microscopic music These are just some of the ones I enjoyed the most.
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princec
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Reply #166 - Posted
2013-05-29 08:34:43 » |
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I listen to High Skies all the time! It's just wonderful. Cas 
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mrdeathjockey
Senior Devvie    Medals: 6Projects: 1Exp: 3 years
Trying to be a good programmer, step by step
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Reply #167 - Posted
2013-05-29 08:35:41 » |
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I listen to High Skies all the time! It's just wonderful. Cas  Yep indeed, the composer is indeed prodigious!
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heisenbergman
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Reply #168 - Posted
2013-05-29 09:10:32 » |
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When I'm coding and I have a relatively clear idea of what I want to do and how to do it, I listen to post-rock or ambient or some instrumental metal genre like atmospheric sludge metal or progressive metal without vocals. I don't like hearing songs with vocals when working on something. It distracts me.
But when I have a bug/problem to solve/fix, I prefer dead silence.
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badlogicgames
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Reply #169 - Posted
2013-05-29 10:22:44 » |
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Reggae.
confirmed. nothibg worse than hraring bob marley first thing in the morning 
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ags1
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Reply #170 - Posted
2013-05-29 13:35:03 » |
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When I'm coding and I have a relatively clear idea of what I want to do and how to do it, I listen to post-rock or ambient or some instrumental metal genre like atmospheric sludge metal or progressive metal without vocals. I don't like hearing songs with vocals when working on something. It distracts me.
But when I have a bug/problem to solve/fix, I prefer dead silence.
Maybe I prefer dead silence because my code is all bug :-(
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kpars
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Reply #171 - Posted
2013-05-29 19:07:39 » |
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You need some great boogie woogie when coding!
Old fasioned boogie woogie and r&b music is great when coding, constant foot tapping! Look up some BW and R&B on youtube, you'll find some really good music.
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kpars
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Reply #173 - Posted
2013-06-01 04:59:19 » |
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The music that instantly makes you feel like a hacker who knows everything about programming 
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deepthought
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Reply #175 - Posted
2013-06-01 19:57:34 » |
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Matrix freeway chase song
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Mad Scientist
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zngga
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Reply #176 - Posted
2013-06-02 23:54:36 » |
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I add another holy flying poop for Infected Mushroom I also like Ronald Jenkees
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My code never has bugs... it just develops unexpected features!
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MatthewNicholls
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Reply #177 - Posted
2013-06-03 20:15:44 » |
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Two Steps from hell 
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my blog My YouTube "...Muahahhah... pull the lever Egor!" ..."Yesh mashter"..click... click...click..buzzzzz".......Its Alive!
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SwampChicken
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Reply #178 - Posted
2013-06-04 12:26:53 » |
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A developer colleague has put me onto 'Front Line Assembly' and their album 'Airmech' has been on heavy rotation of late.
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philfrei
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Reply #179 - Posted
2013-06-12 20:36:06 » |
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This might work as a nice aural space for programming: peaceful brook (fountain?) and windchimes (music?). http://hexara.com/peaceful.jarThere is NO visual interface yet, no GUI. To stop it, you have to kill the process.
It wouldn't be too hard to make an interface to allow settings for volumes, chime activity level and even picking the notes for the chimes.[EDIT: now has simple GUI] The non-looping brook uses a granular process, stringing together 1/4 second fragments from a 4.5 second source recording of a nearby stream in El Cerrito, recorded two nights ago at midnight. The bells are FM synthesis done on the fly, the randomization provided by moving through Perlin/Simplex space. Almost all the cpu overhead comes from the FM synthesis (allowing up to 20 chimes to be sounding at the same time). The brook running on its own registers 0% cpu on my Windows Task Manager.
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