What's some God-tier background music for long programming sessions Sup Forums?
Programming music
Grayson White
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Henry Barnes
Classic.
Anthony Sanchez
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Aiden Hall
Early music is also good.
Brayden Stewart
FPBP. The White Man's Music.
Increases productivity of the mind as well as the speed of the fingers.
I prefer Vivaldi (his sweet violin is my jam), but Mozart is good too. Beethoven is low-test.
Jayden Martinez
Music is too distracting. I need absolute silence.
Jack Flores
Me too. Unless I really get into a flow, then some instrumental music at a very low volume is acceptable.
Bentley Perry
Daniel Reed
This is some superior fedora right here. Everyone knows Le Gay Russian V for Vendetta Anonymous Cannons music man is the best classical composer.
Anything with a catchy drumline, electric is pretty nice.
Thomas Carter
Watch your mouth. Third movement of moonlight sonata is the pinnacle of human art.
Jace Gutierrez
See your image. Synthpop is great, especially groups like Kraftwerk.
Hunter Anderson
Only real answer coming through
Nathan Robinson
Computer fans
John Smith
I can't call myself a programmer desu but for the little code I write I find myself more comfortable when I'm listening to some stoner/doom metal
Nathaniel Richardson
>White Man's Music
Yikes sweetie, didn't you get the memo?
Caleb Miller
Dumb question. Just listen to whatever music enjoy and helps you concentrate. Asking for music on a Nepalese chicken farm isn't gonna help you program any better.
Nathaniel Rogers
Hol' up. IS YOU SAYIN?!
Luis Fisher
>not programming your own programming music
its 2017
>shiggy
Brayden Gray
Com Truise is always a good choice
Love Electric Wizard, my go-to music if I have to work on something when I'm stressed out and angry, calms me down.
Owen Sanders
This is the only album I listen to while working. It's been like 8 years since it came out.
Luis Long
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Anthony Morgan
For a second there I though you meant to talk about csound an nyquist
Parker Morris
analord series.
Eli Foster
Any background music should be at low volume so it doesn't distract you, but the rythm of the songs will pace your work. It is also important that it doesn't have to have any vocals, as these could distract you even more.
Glitch Hop gets out the hyperactive faggot I am deep inside, good to have low volume in the background for fast programming and working in general.
Xavier Ward
Brian Eno
Ryan Richardson
infinite loop of scatman john
Cameron White
boring dubtechno, the more repetitive the better
Jonathan Perez
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Andrew Thomas
I S I S
Before the terrorists won.
Jordan White
Pic is best Kraftwerk album to work to. Not their best album overall, but perfectly paced for just about any work you need to do.
Caleb Turner
Prog.
I tried psych as it's my favorite genre but that just doesn't work for me. I get sucked into the meandering music. Prog is very structured and helps me think in a more organized way.
Robert Thompson
I can only listen to either absolute silence or to something like this:
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Jacob Cruz
never like that much that and autobahn tho.
Hudson Green
>t. Lord of the Edge
Xavier Thompson
I enjoy listening to Debussy while programming.
Chase Perez
It's the DARK Lord of the Edge for you, mister. Anyway, this one is great too, also it intensifies my dreams:
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Adrian Brooks
>Debussy
Zachary Jones
Lainwave is the best wave. Any other cyberpunk recommendation?
Josiah Morales
Sup Forums here, what do you think about this album
William Howard
Music is the work of the devil.
Jack Reyes
Synthwave (New Retro Wave)
Cyberpunk (Scandroid Instrumentals)
Deep House
Com Truise
Bentley Bennett
Debussy is great, but at the end of your session you want to switch to Bach, for safety.
Always finish on the Bach, never finish on Debussy.
Lucas Russell
AE is great, but too complex: if I am doing hardcore algorithmic shite it gets difficult to concentrate because of this complexity.
Same with AFX, although acid is a bit easier to my brain at least...
John Parker
That guitar sound demo he made was so awesome.
Cameron Kelly
>AE is great, but too complex: if I am doing hardcore algorithmic shite it gets difficult to concentrate because of this complexity.
I get what you meant, anyways do you like ambient music? It might help you set up the mood
Luis Harris
Its been a while since I read this.
Landon Cook
Sure, I like BoC for instance. But sometimes (specially at night) some simple beat is need to stay awake and focused. Lainwave is good in that respect:
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Demoscene music is also good.
Aaron King
Mr Robot soundtrack
John Nelson
I was actually recommending BoC for that until you've mentioned it. I should probably listen to Lainwave, not familiar of that even though I always hear that word on Sup Forums.
>Demoscene music is also good.
Those were good representation of "hacker" subculture, are there any big names on that genre? from what I've known it is slowly dying since late 2000s
Oliver Rivera
Brandon Adams
try out Dvorak, very very good for programming if you like classical
is right though
Caleb Hughes
Oh, heck yeah!
Aerodynamik is my favorite Kraftwerk song though, so I am quite biased.
Jeremiah White
WE WAZ KANGS N SHIET?
Nathan Murphy
It's "WE WUZ KANGZ N SHIET?!". If you're going to shitpost, at least do it properly.
Lincoln Lee
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Joseph Rivera
Don't disgrace the black man by saying Mozart was black. Blacks made far better music than Mozart.
Mozart shit out a "new" song every 5 minutes since he was a toddler, every song sounding the same, over and over, endless permutations. It is the definition of what you would stereotypically associate with "nigger music."
Here's some real black music. Look up names like "Louis Armstrong", "John Coltrane", "Dizzy Gillespie," "Duke Ellington", "Charlie Parker".
MILES DAVIS. JIMI HENDRIX. The list goes on and on and on. Each making truly original music (ignore the age of hiphop, that's just a degeneration. All races experience it.)
Noah Sanchez
I didn't see this on that list
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Easton Hughes
I listen JB songs.
Evan Martin
Is anyone into late 90's goatrance?
Matthew Wright
Wesley Willis is the black reincarnation of Mozart.
I suggest listening to him while programming in ruby. Actually, no. It's the equivalent experience.
Leo Anderson
Tyler Cooper
Sure, the scene is not dead m8, razor1911 for instance keep doing music:
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And Dubmood have its own music label, mostly chiptune/french synthpop:
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Joseph Fisher
devo seems to have a techy hacker vibe but is their music any good?
Jason Fisher
The Yotsuba soundtrack. Only us oldfags can appreciate this. If you're a filthy newfag, you wouldn't even know where to find it.
Oliver Robinson
Laletly i really got into the hawaiian tracks of the Spongebob OST because they are very relaxing and harmonic so they don't distract me
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I also like to listen to Super Eurobeat when i'm late finishing an assignment for university because it creates this just get shit done atmosphere
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Justin Perry
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Here is a playlist I made and use especially at night.
Carter White
How can a manga have a soundtrack, oldfag? I'm intrigued.
Ryder Brown
Like so, friend-o.
Mason Cooper
das right
Oliver Carter
Lo-fi has done absolute wonders for me. Whether it's studying or programming, or virtually any other scenario where you play music in the background, I have it on. Honestly don't know how I've survived without it
Hunter Rodriguez
Hope you like dial up samples
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Sebastian Barnes
Hope you like DNA sequencing made audio:
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Literally "God-tier" music.
Zachary Perez
I'd say Penderecki but I don't code.
Logan Bell
Enjoy, annon
Asher Roberts
Sebastian Cox
> 1500000000 + 335241
> not transpiling your genetic code into midi and then interpret it with puredata
ISHYGDDT
Cameron Garcia
Thank you.
Jose Brown
I got myself a Spongebob OST playlist as well. Very comfy.
Brayden Russell
Aphex Twin, ambient collections.
Isaiah Garcia
yeah
Christian Sullivan
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Aiden Young
I love it but I can't listen to it when I"m doing something else
Charles Long
hahahahaha
Levi Jones
Brings back memories :)
Henry Peterson
Hardbass, cyka
Jaxon Evans
litteraly the best song for programmaing java xD
Joshua Brooks
Tyler Collins
kraut
Jack Bennett
you mean tchaikovsky?