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> I've found my sweet spot near 150BPM trance which gets me into the zone rather quickly if nobody interrupts me. Also I think the problem is while repetitive m
by kristofferR 8y ago
> I've found my sweet spot near 150BPM trance which gets me into the zone rather quickly if nobody interrupts me. Also I think the problem is while repetitive music works great with programming you have to find different music for each day.
Just use web radio, that way you don't have to spend time finding/managing new music.
https://DI.fm https://DI.fm is a totally awesome alternative, they have a channel for every electronic genre you can think of. Just music, no talking or jingles.
I usually listen to their Goa-Psy Trance channel while working, it's around your BPM:
https://www.di.fm/goapsy https://www.di.fm/goapsy
- DiabloD3 8y agoI wish DI would fix how they choose to master music. They normalize the audio range (decrease the dynamic range, or compress it) to such a loud level that it makes it fatiguing. I have compared their copies of the music to the originals, and the originals were already 'loudness war' loud, there was no reason to do this further. However, I don't think they'll ever change because DI has been this way for the past 20 years (they celebrate their 20th in December 2019).