What do you listen to while coding?

I tend to prefer music without lyrics. Typically I'll listen to artists such as Lindsey Stirling.

Welcome to devRant! Sometimes pop.

It depends on the task I'm performing, when I know exactly what I have to do I listen to EDM/dubstep but when I'm in a design mood I prefer epic soundtrack haha

When I'm tired I like Carpenter Brut

Chillstep

As @IronPhreak said, anything WITHOUT lyrics...Lyrics messes with my concentration...

@Hultan70 same here

Music without lyrics does it for me.if i hear lyrics i may end up nodding to the beat and getting distracted.

I listen to myself swear, mostly.

"WTF was this developer thinking?", "The PM want us in an unplanned meeting with the client", "The requirements changed again", "Windows is updating so I'm going to take a 3-day nap"... Those are usually the best songs I listen in my office.

BBC radio 😂

Typically a mix of black, death, and hero metal (Satyricon, Amon Amarth, Blind Guardian), musicals, and (lyricless) electronical (Slagsmålsklubben, Daft Punk).
At the moment I also mix in a lot of Enya and am easing into a month of only christmas :)

@yanzilla I go for GUNSHIP in those moods. ++ for synthwave.

I'm a eventListener :)

I listen to port 80

8 bit chiptune 😂 nah, usually to drum and bass, deep house, techno and sorts. Anything but music with alot of vocals that distract me

I like to listen to this type, especially the first episode: http://musicforprogramming.net

@unjx You killed me 😂.

About me... METAL \m/ Actually Children of Bodom

User demands?

Anything that Spotify has to offer

EDM/NCS
And epic music (my favorite artist is Two Steps from Hell)

My fav
https://soundcloud.com/denovali/...

@luckyNmber You look like me when I'm wearing glasses! 😉

Reo Speedwagon, Styx, Yes, The Police, The Cars. Yes, I'm old.

Epic music seems to be most productive for me.

Nujabes, Dj okawari, Nomak...no lyrics, just melody. :)

I really enjoy lost_in_house on twitch/SoundCloud. But sometimes she talks too much hahaha 😅

Besides that I listen to house, trap or dubstep. Depending on the severity of the problem that needs to be solved

Black metal, usually.

Punk rock from my childhood or francophone rap. Rap québ is soothing as hell.

EDM/Symphonic Metal/Country/Pop/game bgms

Varies according if I have to concentrate a lot and want to be isolated from the open space or if I am in totally know what I have to do almost coding with muscle memory...

I listen something without lyrics but with a intensive rhythm. Like techno. That music gives emergy anf gives me some vibes.

Lazy nature music gets me sleepy and my neck needs massage afterwards.

Norsk, Mythical, Electro Swing, SteamPunk (I don't even know if that's a musical style, it's just what people are labelling the YouTube videos), RHCP, The Police (ain't that old @learntoprogram ;) ), Queen.. damn, pretty much anything without lyrics most time, if it's with lyrics then that means I'm in a loose concentrational mood and you'll most likely find me talking to my programs... Else you'll find me typing hard and fast.

Power Metal when I'm actually coding and debugging. If I'm planning, my preference is silence, but since that never happens I compromise with hard rock or prog rock.

Mostly instrumental house or jazz 🙃

Podcasts !

All sorts of metal: heavy, power, progressive, symphonic, death, djent... My main heroes are Leo from frog leap studios and Rob Scallon (on YouTube)

Techno!!! 😀😀😀

I'm listening to sass changes. If not, rap 😎

I cant listen to music at my job, on all my internships I listened to music. But at this company it's not allowed.

I find I work best with the Undertale soundtrack surprisingly

Specifically instrumental electronica in its many different forms but specifically a blend of Ulrich Schnauss, Groove Armada, Future Loop Foundation, and other artists similar

My cassette collection, I have it mixed with computer audio.

@theCreativeOne what kind of control freaks do you work for?

I listen to Peaceful Piano on Spotify.

@learntoprogram the reason behind it is that you can pick up stuff about projects and stay update with whats going on etc. But we have an internal chat for that. Besides that i can work faster when I have music on. And a colleague thought that it's normal that you can't listen to music at work xD

@theCreativeOne I don't care if my team works naked while listening to Mister T sing Jingle Bells if they meet requirements....

I'm probably a weird one, but I listen to meme mashups on SoundCloud

@learntoprogram I totally agree with you.

@unjx lol.Listening to port 5432 and hearing Postgresql rant all the time

Rawstyle, like always anyways

I listen to Programmer's Music - https://promusic.tech/2mJrw8A. They have all genres andthey are all instrumental tracks.