Music for studying

I don't. I find music to be distracting. Sometimes though, if I'm not particularly busy I'll put on Autechre on a low volume or something.

I'm a piano major, and listen to mathematics lectures when I play piano.

My own sobbing

"music" while "studying"
if my task doesn't require too much focus i like to listen to american public safety radio transmisions. preferably EMS and Firedepartments

>broadcastify

a beam of light in a dark place like this, thanks for sharing

No problem, I wish more knew about this sort of music.

Tool.

Or EVE in game music.
youtube.com/watch?v=6Rxp_qrnO34

Or TNG engine noise
youtube.com/watch?v=DydIK14AvXI

I just want to go to space senpai :(

If I'm really doing stuff rather than just doing busy work I don't listen to anything.

underr8d

Jazz is the only thing that doesn't affect my concentration in any way

youtu.be/YHVarQbNAwU

Silence>music

Studying to music is less efficient and leads to poorer retention and understanding

And earbuds make you stupid

Weeaboo music

I'm already conditioned to only program well if I'm listening to weeby trash.

this is a huge problem for me because i can only perform well on exams if my music is playing. Had to get permission from the student health services to do this with the guise of anxiety attacks or some shit.

Music can stimulate and inspire. Proofs and mental rigor are one aspect of science/math, but I think music describes the beauty behind it all. Einstein is my favorite mind, and he loved music.

youtube.com/watch?v=hq-SrgV7_Ow

I guess I see solid mathematicians/computer scientists/physicists as really good at "solving"/"figuring out" a system, but the giants envision something entirely broader about the universe. And music is the only thing that describes the beauty in that vision.

youtube.com/watch?v=HlXDJhLeShg

attention span is important for progressing in sci/math- music needs equal quiet for clear thinking

Philip glass
Autechre
Tom goes to the mayor

I'm having trouble with Chopin's 1st Ballade *without* any distractions! So jealous.

Anything that suits the mood. Though usually something without vocals. It ought to be stimulating, or relaxing and centering. I've tried to transition away from basing the learning process around an addled hypomanic haze.

Sometimes Grimes or Modest Mouse. Purity Ring as well.

Right now I'm listening to the EYE - Divine Cybermancy soundtrack.

For exercises anything
for memorisation ambient

turkic throat singing

youtube.com/watch?v=TkNGijmo7sc
youtube.com/watch?v=fktWJ0M80QE
youtube.com/watch?v=OLDWKpAkRHs

William Basinksy`s Disintegration Loops.

>tfw I do aerospace structural analysis everyday while listening to vocaloid and anime chara CDs

Definitely pic related

youtube.com/watch?v=LL998ajnjN4

Usually house, trance, and classical.

DeadMau5, Justice, Daft Punk's Alive concerts, Requiem Mass, things like that.

Plunderphonics and krautrock work best for
me for some reason.

I don't really listen to anything when I am studying.

To me this album is my thoughts projected into sound

Unless you are either Sean or Rob I highly doubt that.

Well I probably exaggerated, but it definitely keeps me focused without taking up my attention.
I just imagine it as my thoughts becoming audible to the point where the sound drowns out outside interruptions and I can effortlessly focus on what I'm doing.

Com Truise

youtube.com/watch?v=VKu0Kfb8Aw8

nice taste my friend
try Mozart's k466 and k488

youtu.be/Atc0ERea7nE

Katy perry

thank you my friend

share some my friend

Spotify playlists. Under the "focus" category.

Got some good shit in there, everything from classical to jazz to movie soundtracks.

yeah

Steve Reich

Calm acoustic, hats off to Ed Sheeran for helping me get through many nights of college.

Usually ambient electronic music or Wagner.
youtube.com/watch?v=1_XmY09uRJ4

Mozart

youtube.com/watch?v=WPni755-Krg&list=PLQkQfzsIUwRaXZ_fgh5CI0t1dnK3u1swz

Got any good links? I like that more repetitive type music. Good classical music distracts me unfortunately.

youtube.com/watch?v=273yGS4H0gY&index=28&list=PL-_xVAVNRG6pYNUBPakW5rFofCNotUDXB

youtube.com/watch?v=AHVsszW7Nds&list=PL-_xVAVNRG6pYNUBPakW5rFofCNotUDXB&index=30

Emperata Overture and The Planets. Claude smithe and Gustav Holst are tow of my favorite composers having played Emperata and mars back in High school.

cap'n jazz
the promise ring
american football
etc.

love this, especially four organs

Either enya or powermetal depending on my mood

Second this

When reading, figuring out proofs, or performing other kinds of thought intensive problem solving:
>no music or simple background music on low volume.

When writing out proofs, grinding through tedious but simple problems, or programming:
>trash metal, prog metal, post metal, post rock.

>trve kvlt
Literally the hipsters of metal. That shit is somehow both pretentious and just terrible music.

Just regular music for everyday normal people.
youtube.com/watch?v=lEadqtRlALs
youtube.com/watch?v=rT-Mrh3I9Vs

Emancipator
Kinack

No words just pure relaxing instruments.

None. I have to have silence when I'm studying. I get districtracted very easily.

post-rock
math rock
prog. rock
psychadelic rock
ambient vaporwave (eg. 2814)
ambient general
Radiohead
Hotline Miami OST

(personal preferences for studying)

Brown noise

high bpm music like some geners of metal, dance and dubstep/house/techno
also if I'm studying hard I'll be chewing on sugary stuff

You have good taste.

How do you feel about Dance With the Dead?
youtube.com/watch?v=1Egf1OZ1CuE&list=RDq3lpoGABH6A&index=3

Also,
Weezer
Punk Rock
Talking Heads
Gorillaz

First time listening to them.

I really like what I've heard! I'll definitely check this band out.

K-pop, mainly T-ARA:
youtube.com/watch?v=yCSfaHeIinE

that music always makes me fall asleep
3/10 would not recommend

thugga's new mixtape

or ae, obviously