on 04-06-2015 6:26 PM
Hi All,
Does anybody here likes to code with music in the background.
If Yes, Which are your favorite tracks while coding?
PS: Just want to know, Am i the only one
Regards,
Ravi
I like pur classical music. It surround me in my own small world and let me concentrate just on my goal to find a good solution with an readable frame of methods.
~Florian
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Baroque music is highly rythmic , while its abstract nature slows the frenzy.
I particularly like the theorbo, a baroque instrument pertaining to the lute family (the modern guitar predecessors) It has 14 strings and sounds unlike any modern instrument.
Other Baroque instruments worth listening to:
* Viola Da Gamba
* Archlute
* Viola de Amore
* Baroque lute.
Baroque composers:
* Marin Marais
* Caccini
* Piccinini
* Robert De Visee.
And for celebrating once the project compiles bug-free : LED ZEPPELIN ..
Cheers!
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Depending on the situation:
😜
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Frankly, I didn't code seriously for a long time. But I remember, that for a very long time when I needed to code hard, Metallica was helping a lot, I was just launching their mp3 collection and listened to them sequentially non-stop: album by album from the band's very beginning till the latest compositions. Yeah, I felt pretty good.
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I work in an open space so noise cancelling headphones and throwing on music is great. Currently I've just been going to pandora and throwing on a station started around volbeat. I've never found music too distracting unless I'm trying to wrap my head around someone else's code, learn a complicated business process for coding, or other mentally challenging tasks (which apparently includes typing this post coherently )
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Music sooths when code bursts......
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To avoid background noise or meeting conversations i prefer to plug in ear phones..
I love listening to Bollywood music & Guns &Roses.
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I also hate office DJ, in my personal jukebox headphones edition it has everything from blues to heavy metal, depending on my mood, lately I need a extra laugh so I'm stuck to steel panther, Avenged Sevenfold when I'm in "this s*** must work" and George Ezra when I'm in learning mode.
Cheers!
Luis
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Updated my playlist: Inserted Blue Oyster Cult on, good sound
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for me, I like to listen to music while Iam writing a code but it sould be easy thing, for a complex program, I have to concentrate, otherwise, I will write music instead of ABAP code
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People are really noisy here at my office so I have to wear headphones if I want a little of concentration. Maybe EDM songs or 80's power ballads are what I mostly use to hear, but actually I prefer complete silence, specially when I have to do debugging.
Pd: Jelena.. Should I have started this with "According to me.." ? hehehe
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Personally I don't like any noise when I'm working, so it's always appreciated when the music lovers wear headphones in the office.
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This is why i put on headphones and turn on music
Background noise is so...irritating
And , me too i'm addicted to spotify, which let me jump from an artist to another.
My tastes drive me from Epic Metal to humoristic italian groups like "Elio e le Storie Tese" to Luis Armstrong, from the Blues Brothers to Haggard
I created a playlist "Abap development" for this!
I prefer either songs I know really well so I can sing along to and not think about (no distraction and also no people in the room) or complete silence (noise cancelling headphones and all). Not programmer - just depends on what I'm working on.
I'm also the sad type that will play the same song 20 times in a row or the same playlist over and over again.
My partner mentions he likes to listen to trance music as it sets a good rhythm to work to.
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Hi Ravi,
I don't code, however I do love to listen to music when I am moderating on the Community... Does that count??? I am currently obsessed with Spotify and have found myself jamming to a broader variety of genres like reggae and the 80s. Love hearing what others are into as well!
Krysten
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Thanks Krysten,
And Of course, we don't have a coder's club here and All are invited to share their likes.
I am thinking of tapping new genres based on the work I am doing.
If Deadline is near - heavy metal.
While documentation - Soft Sufi or country music.
Preparing a presentation - symphonies ... & so on
Rgds,
Ravi
I like rock (grunge, punk, alternative), R&B and american country (ecletic no?) Kkkkkk
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Hi Ravi,
your not the only one. When working in home office I'm often coding to music. Mostly electronic music by Tangerine Dream http://www.tangerinedream.org/ of Klaus Schulze http://www.klaus-schulze.com/welcome.htm. You can find a lot of both on Youtube.
Regards,
Dirk
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