What's your go-to music when building your product?
Elia
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I've spent several hours building websites, and the energy source I depend on (except food, etc.) is MUSIC!
What do you usually listen to when building your product?
Fun question (If you have launched):
What were you listening to after launching your product?
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Lis Ko@pixel_liszt
swings between low fi chill vibes soundscapes, and something with an upbeat constant pulse. sometimes k r&b for the grooves
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Any version of jazz. And sometimes blues, although not as often. Lately, I've been mostly listening to a lot of New Orleans jazz.
@jakecrump Beautiful, I do that too quite often, its calm and well played music. Thanks! Do you listen on Spotify, YouTube or Apple music?
@jakecrump @eliaxvibrant Great, jazz listeners. I've just started listening to jazz after listening to only rock for more than 5 years. It's definitely more calming. Listen to it on Apple Music
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I usually listen to podcasts, sometimes talk radio lol
I listen to a piano playlist on Spotify! I can't have word or song's I otherwise like otherwise i end up singing along π
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Jazz or Lo-fi, anything that kind of keeps me chill while I encounter errors π
@aaronoleary Are there some great jazz tracks or playlists you listen to?
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@abhishek1846 I have my own playlist but I listen to a lot of Buddy Rich and Miles Davis these days!
dubstep
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Podcasts as well as lo-fi works great for me
Iβm usually listening to binaural beats not music. They help keep me focused. But if I am listening to music it canβt have lyrics cause they distract me so Iβm listening to EDM or classical.
@cat_hicks It's easy to be distracted by lyrics if you are writing / reading. I felt like your comment was a good advice!ππ
Soundescape
Probably a bit biased, but I use soundescape.io + Spotify (e.g. pairing rain sounds with Hania Rani Piano feels like entering Zen garden)
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I'm a big fan of listening to movie soundtracks while I work. It makes everything feel more epic. Video game albums are also fun. As long as there aren't words, it will usually work for me.
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This Zelda lo-fi album is particularly good https://open.spotify.com/album/3...
@product_at_producthunt Thanks for the playlist, Michael! I really like it! Yeah movie soundtracks are excellent when working, but it can be too dramaticπ
When I code, I usually listen to 'Bass Boosted Car Music', there are lots of them on YouTube.
Or recently discovered the sub-genre called Phonk, I have created a remix based on what I found on YT and called it PowerMix.
100% lo-fi and Jazz on Saturday mornings.
DevClad
trap and instrumental rock for sure.
@arth_tyagi Oh yeah, for sure! Any certain rock group?
I listen to a few epic movie soundtracks. Well, not a long playlist.
Because I build apps with www.mobiroller.com literally in minutes. π
Lupe Fiasco - The Cool...it keeps me hungry and chasing!
Leave My Desk
Synthwave! π You can find 8 hours of good 80s inspired tracks here: https://open.spotify.com/playlis...
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Big fan of vapor wave from artists like A.L.I.S.O.N. and Memorex Memories. π₯°
Most of the time I listen to a lo-fi instrumental track on repeat >.<
Imagine Dragons, Eye of the tiger or classics like them to give some motivation.
Though before starting and to get in the zone, I use 40Hz Binaural beats [], as its scientifically proven to enhance focus.
@rahulasthana Nice songs, they give energy! Do you listen to the whole 30mins of 40Hz sound?
classical piano :)
@jeff_sonny Nice! Whit lyrics or without?