• telepresence
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    17 months ago

    breakcore (dnb), maidcore (progressive instrumental metal) or jazz fusion

  • BigLime
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    67 months ago

    Techno, house, trance, or nintendo music.

    • @Draupnir@lemmy.world
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      27 months ago

      Second this, love the trance and Nintendo tunes! There’s some good lofi Nintendo mixes on YouTube that get me through work

  • @xia@lemmy.sdf.org
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    7 months ago

    “Elevated Jam Tracks” on youtube (mostly chords and no distracting words/vocals).

  • @corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca
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    27 months ago

    Years ago I got a disc called Sounds of Slashdot. It was at a con, I think.

    Anyway it’s got some “gamemaster” “lost tribe” thing among some musical tracks on the CD. I have No Idea what it is, but I put it on and the sounds fucks with distractions and I can enter the Flow more easily for work. It’s a great trigger.

    I need to find more of that.

  • mub
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    17 months ago

    I’ve had the Billie Eilish’s new album on loop recently. But before that I’d usually have some Floyd or god machine on.

  • Skua
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    17 months ago

    I like Blue Turtle’s playlists, especially the Ithya ones. They’re mostly folkish intrumentals and some gentle chillstep

  • @sevan@lemmy.ca
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    37 months ago

    When I was in the office, always metal. At home I’m more likely to listen to classical, but still metal if I need to be totally focused.

  • @KazuchijouNo@lemy.lol
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    37 months ago

    I’ve been listening to breakcore lately. Gets me in the mood for serious work, it’s like a microdose of adhd meds

  • arefx
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    27 months ago

    None. Otherwise, I’m listening to music instead of concentrating on whatever I should be.

    • Emancipator fucks heavy. I don’t think I’ve ever heard an artist capture the feeling of misty forests and snow so perfectly. Just nature really. Safe in the Steep Cliffs and Dusk to Dawn are so evocative.

      • @Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        27 months ago

        Hell yeah! I learned of them when my partner and I were walking around at a festival, and we passed a stage with the most relaxing music… we just immediately sat down, then laid down in the grass and vibed for a good half hour. Sooooo good.

  • @ImminentOrbit@lemmy.world
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    17 months ago

    Soundtracks to puzzle video games. Spacechem and the rest of the Zachtronics games have Great music that helps encourage concentration in my opinion.

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    27 months ago

    video game music is designed to pump you up without breaking your concentration.

    almost anything with lyrics in it is a no go for me if my goal is to have background music to relax/study to. also lofi.

  • I stumbled upon Russian Cybernetics in some google search related to the academic discipline of cybernetics. I like it as background music because it is mostly a very mellow electronic music. And I don’t speak Russian, so most of the lyrics aren’t distracting and mentally filtered out. Though some songs have english lyrics.