What music does Veeky Forums listen to whilst working/studying?

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Hardcore breakbeat

nothing you fucking retard you should pay attention to the material

Silence is best when studying. Music is, however, good for mindless tasks or keeping you awake. Sometimes staying awake is all you need.

Recently I've been listening to synth music like carpenter brut and the hotline miami games osts. Touhou music is pretty good too. Hell touhou music is practically designed for cognitively demanding tasks.

Also, don't forget to drink your electrolytes when you're doing a multiple day no sleep stint, otherwise you can get seizures

classical or cyberpunk sounding music since i'm doing engineering (no bully)

when im doing practice problems then usually embarrassing pop music or anything else upbeat
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How can you listen to these conertos without losing focus? Today I was listening to Prokofiev's 2nd piano concerto while doing exercises and I just couldn't do anything other than listening...

Nujabes
Fat jon
Tycho

Lo fi hip hop

Anything or nothing. Only retards have dedicated study music

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As a musician and producer I can't because I focus on it too much

do the same with Death Grips

My man

Psychedelic trance

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reminds me that I might drop dead at any moment so I better focus the fuck up and make something of myself
also it sounds nice

Initial D

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this

This.

>he doesn't find his STEM material mindless and easy

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>tycho

maaaa niggaa

Suduaya

>thinks studying == reviewing old indoctrination material
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instrumental dubstep.

discord: 9AtQR3R

The music of silence

Arnold Scönberg.

It depends on what kind of work I'm doing. For math I tend to listen to classical or really anything without lyrics. I feel like hearing words wastes precious processing power since I need that area of my brain for reading proofs and problems. Plus, it helps me concentrate for some reason.

For writing I tend to listen to music that fits the tone of the paper I'm writing. I noticed a while ago that what I'm listening to significantly impacts my tone. I can listen to stuff with lyrics since I don't need to use the part of my brain that does text processing, I only need the part for generating text. Generally I listen to some type of metal or anything that seems interesting or innovative (Venetian snares, death grips, Phillip glass, Andrew Jackson jihad, Nenia C'alladhan, meshuggah, puscifer, etc...)

How do you not have Tool in there?

I can't concentrate while listening to anything. Would eventually being able to listen to something while studying boost my understanding or should I just stick to my usual silence?

just flip on NTS.live
i check the radio stations first, if theyre playing weird shit ill just browse some earlier sets for
> jazz (prefferably fast jazz no singing)
> techno (minimal)
> DnB (the good shit not the retarded shit lately)
> classic / ambient music is always good

Dvorák
youtube.com/watch?v=BDOiQDvjuuc
Also this youtube.com/watch?v=DvwaARdXhmI

I listened to tool a lot when I was younger so I'm a bit burnt out on them. They do fit the criteria though. That was mostly just a random selection of stuff off the top of my head so obviously it doesn't include everything that I find to be innovative or interesting.

Do what makes your studying most efficient. I personally have a harder time studying in silence. People are different. You can experiment with music with and without lyrics for different topics but if you have no problems concentrating in silence then silence is fine.

I have no reason to believe that music will do anything beyond helping some people concentrate for extended periods.

You might enjoy this. youtube.com/watch?v=VKu0Kfb8Aw8

coltrane and sometimes hardcore punk

Punk is the pajeet of music.

This masterpiece

Lots of prog

>he doesn't come up with new groundbreaking theories effortlessly
>he actually has to work hard to publish a paper that gets cited
just drop out of the field dude

meant for reee

Soundtracks, either real media or things from two steps from hell, immediate music.
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Even cartoon soundtracks can be cool, think of the avatar soundtrack.
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IDM

>studying
>music
pick one kiddo

Classical is god-tier study music. Been on a Debussy kick lately.

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What shit taste.

"Alexa, play study music"

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>japanese music
>shit taste

If you don't like japanese music...
First, kill yourself my man. You've never heard a truly good song in your life. Second, get the fuck out of here. Back to r/Veeky Forums for you.

Harsh Noise Wall, Drone, Onkyo, the list goes on

aphex twin

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great OST

Jambands, so usually a random Grateful Dead or Phish show

Oxygenfad or Autechre\IDM

Elmos World by Elmos.
Hahaha in all seriousness though, I listen to the soundtrack of Zelda video games.

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I usually listen to some chill and relaxed music so it doesn't distract me too much.
I'll listen to Grizzly Bear, Flume, Frank Ocean, ect.

Hotline Miami 2 ost is my food

I'm employed. One set of tasks is tedious but requires minimal thinking - just concentration. So I usually queue up trance - John Digweed, Simon Patterson, Euro techno/trance, Stacey Pullen, Nick Warren...