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Whenever this happens (and it's happened a lot in my life, to such a point where I can now self-induce myself into it) I feel that I need the right music in the
by SchizoDuckie 12y ago
Whenever this happens (and it's happened a lot in my life, to such a point where I can now self-induce myself into it) I feel that I need the right music in the background, either in my headphones or on speakers.
I couldn't do an all-nighter of that awesome zen-matrix-coding-until-the-birds-start-tweeting without it, but for noisy work situations it also helps to get into that mode.
Lock in the headphones, put on some tunes and 'focus mode' and someone can stand next to you for 5 minutes until they realize you zoned out and they need to tap your shoulder to get your attention.
I haven't found the perfect key to good coding music, but these are my 2 favorites:
* http://soundcloud.com/crussen/crussen-monday-funk-session http://soundcloud.com/crussen/crussen-monday-funk-session (a 4.5 hour mix)
* The Fugees - The Score (full album)
- drak0n1c 12y agoI too need melodic/funk/trance music to get started, but sometime after entering flow I realize that whatever playlist I started with ended a long time ago and I've been coding to silence ever since. If there are a lot of noises nearby it reminds me to put music back on. I recommend Anjunabeats and Above & Beyond if you are looking for melodic/uplifting electronic music that avoids potentially distracting lyrics and jarring sounds.