Music for coding, what do you code for?

Question

Programming

What kind of music do you program to?

Answer 1

under Hans Zimmer

Answer 2

I turn on very sad music that does not distract, does not amuse, does not call for a walk and drink. From this, you sit in a state of flow, not being distracted by it and nothing at all, because you are sad.

Answer 3

Silence.

Answer 4

For myself, I noticed that you need to choose music, the lyrics of which you do not know.
This makes it easier to enter the state of flow. Otherwise, you sit and do nothing but mentally sing along to your favorite performers.

Answer 5

Ambient, IDM, Chillout

Answer 6

To the sounds of silence, usually when wearing headphones, they forget to turn on something =)

Answer 7

Mostly without music, but... Ambient, atmospheric, deep. Or something with a clean instrumental

Answer 8

Depends on the mood! sometimes music starts to incite coding :)
Variants:
1. Moby
2. Ac/dc, Prodigy.
3. Bob Marley
4. Dubstep
5. Trance

Answer 9

Blackmore's Night

Answer 10

AC/DC

Answer 11

I have a fully soundproofed office.
I write/work without music

Answer 12

Under the howls of my cat.

Answer 13

deep house

Answer 14

Miscellaneous, mostly dnb. And only before coding or at breaks to cheer up - during the process it is too distracting. Noisia, Black Sun Empire, The Upbeats, Evol Intent. Sometimes I play dubstep.

Answer 15

- In terms of mood - calm classics like "Moonlight Sonata" or, on the contrary, something energetic, like Paganini's violin pieces.
- Vocal works and opera - better in languages ​​I don't understand and/or something familiar, so as not to distract the brain by listening to the words.
- Well, silence.

Answer 16

ambient. better space [-_-]

Answer 17

I love light, not heavily loaded, melodic, where there will be fewer words,
definitely Vocal Trance
www.di.fm/vocaltrance

Answer 18

Luster, Desiderii Marginis. Dark ambient and the like.

Answer 19

Noise outside the window.
In general, I try to listen to music less - it clogs my head. You listen to a song, and then it sounds in your head for half a day and distracts)

Answer 20

Radio SomaFM - Groovesalad ( somafm.com/groovesalad )
Radio Digitally Imported - Progressive Trance
Both radios in Aimp are imported by playlist.
oh, and radio 101.ru - electro - that's where you can find a lot of electro music
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:808Chunk_-_Breaking_Ene...

Answer 21

Rainy Mood . Blocks out external sounds and is not distracting like music. Plus, you don't have to waste time choosing what to listen to.

Answer 22

Nirvana Radio
In particular - Nirvana Relaxation
Active music is distracting, it's boring in silence, but this one creates an atmosphere in which it is quite possible to concentrate on the task.

Answer 23

The background monotonous natural noise is very relaxing, but it does not let you fall asleep (at least for me).
I use a combination of these 2 services:

• Here is a preset here www.noisli.com/get_combo_by_link/BrT2GiCjIRrI6GB
  
• And such a preset here mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/osmosisDroneGenerator.php
  

Answer 24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tluAWgAoJts. I like the beginning

Answer 25

post industrial

Answer 26

under the repack

Answer 27

Often under ASIP mixes .
There is also a project musicForProgramming();

Answer 28

I turn on the music, unless the office is noisy or constantly distracted. I turn on the mood, right now the bloodstream is playing

Answer 29

Either Japanese pop music related to cartoons, or nothing. It seems to me that it all depends solely on personal preferences in music.

Answer 30

Any music without vocals. Recently played Hotline Miami 1 and 2. Awesome OST.
Pertubator, Magna, Carpenter Brut, Jasper Byrne, Vestron Vulture. Plus Norwegian folk. Something like this. Just my opinion, maybe I'm wrong.

Answer 31

www.last.fm/user/DigitalSmile

Answer 32

Alt-J/Emancipator/Very Long Cat + various OSTs.

Answer 33

Rammstein, Unheililg, Disturbed, Skindred

Answer 34

Most often in silence. But if it's noisy at home, then only Drum'N'Bass is louder in headphones (very fast and invigorating).

Answer 35

Under Black Metal.

Answer 36

vk.com - application - "radio", relaxation channel, any station with relaxing music without words.

Answer 37

JPOP and KPOP with Big B Radio:
$ mplayer 50.7.173.162:8076
(replaced by http:// ip)

Answer 38

Paul Rodgers. Especially for getting into the workflow quickly.
For music, I advise you to make a special playlist for work. And listen to songs from there only in the process of work. So you can "program" your brain - it hears certain music, and immediately automatically adjusts to work.

Answer 39

Anything but a well-known language.
Goes well with old thrash.
Exodus, Coroner, Metal Church, Sodom, Kreator.
From "easier" Iron Maiden.

Answer 40

I noticed that, at work, I sometimes turn it on for ordinary routine tasks, and at home when I write in my project, I have to turn off the music because it is very distracting

Answer 41

When it depends on tastes in general, I listen according to my mood, classical, rock, mixes
I read the comments, people write that music is distracting, but I, on the contrary, cannot concentrate without music, then something will make noise on the left, then on the right, then the children in the yard, that's what distracts

Answer 42

clr.net
techno

Answer 43

Thriftworks, Crystal Castles.

Answer 44

DownTempo , chillout , music without words , pleasant not intrusive

Answer 45

Anything electronic, Minimal Techno

Answer 46

I noticed that the music creates a background and does not interfere when it sounds quiet and does not distract.

Answer 47

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