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				@tosensei i also liked listening to psytrance while coding. but currently i'm more into stuff that's less "exciting" :D
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				 acz09033844yI listen to talk radio, mostly politics, or rewatch old sitcoms that I already know well. acz09033844yI listen to talk radio, mostly politics, or rewatch old sitcoms that I already know well.
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				@acz0903 I admire people who can do this.. two friends of mine listen to podcasts or youtubers while coding. me and my single-threaded brain, I honestly don't know how they do that ^^
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				@tosensei hmm I mean, I guess it depends on the subgenre or the artist... i agree that the steady 4/4 beat (+ 16ths patterns) is definitely trancy. but then again it's usually enriched with different musical elements and effects and arcs of suspense that make it diversified again, and at a certain energy level and above (other than e.g. psybient or psydub) for me it's too distracting because it makes me wanna rave instead of work.. ^^
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				 athlon170924yDaft Punk. I can listen to the Homework on a loop all day. athlon170924yDaft Punk. I can listen to the Homework on a loop all day.
 
 Besides that deadmau5, BSOD, couple of songs by Simon Viklund, Hideki Naganuma and other electronic music artists.
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				 NemeXis2714yceltic fuken fantasy rhapsodies, progressive techno, minimal house, instrumental trance, DrDisrespect's VIOLENCE/MOMENTUM/SPEED playlist, chiptunes, happycore, saharan/egyptian lounge/ambiental and sometimes NOTHING. NemeXis2714yceltic fuken fantasy rhapsodies, progressive techno, minimal house, instrumental trance, DrDisrespect's VIOLENCE/MOMENTUM/SPEED playlist, chiptunes, happycore, saharan/egyptian lounge/ambiental and sometimes NOTHING.
 
 I find minimal house or progressive trance to be the best ones because they have steady rhythm and the brain works well with that.
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				@iiii yeah, i like minimal... that's the amount of energy and complexity i can usually deal with while coding. i just get too easily distracted by music..^^
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				All kinds of EDM, but I tend to gravitate towards progressive trance. As long as it's upbeat and doesn't have vocals (singing distracts me too easily) then it's good.
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				anything I'm into at the moment tbh. I'm currently obsessed with AURORA's latest album
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