Music and Coding
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
old school(hate to even say that but its getting to be true), AC/DC, Def Leppard, Poison and the list goes on.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
I like classical. Dave.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
Classical and Moriconne soundtracks when documenting. Headphones on with no music most of the time I just need to concentrate to reduce the number of visitors to my cubicle. Old school hard rock when the pressure is on the get something out quickly.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
When coding, my playlist would have a mix of metal (Dream Theater, In Flames, Nightwish, Kamelot, Epica), rock and roll (Skid Row), and alternative/hard rock/grunge (Dishwalla, Nickelback, Alter Bridge), and let the shuffle mode do its job.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
The Smiths. And this has been discussed here many times.
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I like classical. Dave.
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The Smiths. And this has been discussed here many times.
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When coding, my playlist would have a mix of metal (Dream Theater, In Flames, Nightwish, Kamelot, Epica), rock and roll (Skid Row), and alternative/hard rock/grunge (Dishwalla, Nickelback, Alter Bridge), and let the shuffle mode do its job.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
Maybe it's just me, but it constantly surprises me that people seem to have such narrow tastes in music. I like music. I listen to almost anything - some I like, some I don't. if I don't like it I hit skip, change radio stations or whatever. When I am head-down bum-up coding in an office environment (i.e. with noise) I tend to go for something without lyrics just to keep out distractions. But when I am coding alone at home, anything goes.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
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Sorry, I searched but apparently not well enough. Still interesting to see the various responses.
There must be more than these. But these are the ones to which I replied "The Smiths". :-D http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=3185629[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=2837907[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=4021425[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=4140393[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=2700477[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=3194502[^]
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
Soundtracks. I know, weird. Gladiator, CTHD, The Hunt for Red October....
Charlie Gilley You're going to tell me what I want to know, or I'm going to beat you to death in your own house. "Where liberty dwells, there is my country." B. Franklin, 1783 “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
I love to listen to chicago blues when I write code. Sometimes I do rock (manson, zombie, etc..), but only rarely. When I was in college , I actually couldn't code without it. I did my projects at home because I needed the music. These days I just code in silence. I should start playing the blues again, I really cranked it out when I did.
If it moves, compile it
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
I prefer silence, but am forced to listen to white noise to drown out the ambient chatter at my workplace. My work environment at home is completely quiet. Oddly enough, the only time I can listen to music while I "work" is when I'm retouching old photographs in PShop. Go figure - must the L/R brain thing. /ravi
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
Movie Soundtracks & etc.,. Easy rider is my favorite album. I have totally around 130 songs(including couple of non-English songs).
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I prefer silence, but am forced to listen to white noise to drown out the ambient chatter at my workplace. My work environment at home is completely quiet. Oddly enough, the only time I can listen to music while I "work" is when I'm retouching old photographs in PShop. Go figure - must the L/R brain thing. /ravi
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
must the L/R brain thing
Do you program with the wrong side of your brain? :confused:
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I prefer silence, but am forced to listen to white noise to drown out the ambient chatter at my workplace. My work environment at home is completely quiet. Oddly enough, the only time I can listen to music while I "work" is when I'm retouching old photographs in PShop. Go figure - must the L/R brain thing. /ravi
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What music do you listen to when you are coding? Or, do you not listen to any at all? I like trance, something that has a consistent beat but usually no words. The constant beat seems to keep my mind focused.
J.S.Bach - on 78 rpm.
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