What are you listing to? - Music while you work

[xaxaxa]

also keygen music:







some people find these to be piercing to the ear, so that's why there are often YTPMV versions of these songs; you can find them by searching "<song name> ytpmv" on youtube.

[GK]

YTPMVs.

Some of my favorites:

WTF?

[GK]

Hmm, beyond the boring and barf-worthy All I want to do is make love to you, the Wilson sisters actually turned out a couple of tracks with balls (figuratively speaking).


http://youtu.be/PeMvMNpvB5M

http://youtu.be/Ps7tVvQHLyo

[xaxaxa]

WTF?

YTPMVs, or YouTube Poop Music Videos, are an evolution from the original YouTube Poop (YTP). Put simply, a YTPMV is when you pitch shift any given sounds ("sources", usually anime girl screaming scenes) to match the tune of an existing or new song. In a YTPMV, great emphasis is placed on making the result sound nice, and often the result is more pleasing to listen to than the original song.

YTPMVs have had an important role in popularizing chiptune (keygen) music, which are widely thought to lack in sound character and sound "piercing" to the ear.

[jancumps]

Die Antwoord

Why dude, why?

I'm a fan too - of songs and videos. Great for party people.

[Carrington]

More:

[boB]

Ambient Electronic (soma.fm), Classical and crank up the oldies rock n' roll if there's nobody else around.

[Carrington]

The human voice also distracts me a little, but:

"The twelve-tone musical scale, upon which a large portion of all music (western popular music in particular) is based, may have its roots in the sound of the human voice during the course of evolution, according to a study published by the New Scientist. Analysis of recorded speech samples found peaks in acoustic energy that mirrored the distances between notes in the twelve-tone scale."

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_voice

Human voice/brain, harmonic waves and evolution. Math is everywhere. 

This guy's got a great voice:

[xaxaxa]

A lot of you seem to be into classical music, so here's my favorite rendition of <<canon in d>>

[mc172]

Pirate radio.

[SeanB]

Die Antwoord

Why dude, why?

I'm a fan too - of songs and videos. Great for party people.

I apologise, I do understand the lyrics ( in the loosest term) along with the Dutch, and you have my sincere condolences on your taste. Unlike Sinatra, they can neither sing, act or dance. Even Benoni and Boksburg is thankful they have left.

[Richard Crowley]

A contemporary hispanic-flavored Christmas song performed with comical non-Spanish accents by The Lispers.
And with heavy underscore from James Bond 007 with some Tchaikovsky Nutcracker thrown in for good measure.

https://youtu.be/q39UtwtnbIg

And now for something completely different...
A contemporary British Christmas carol performed flawlessly in English by a French children's choir:

https://youtu.be/U_Tux6tixN0

[LapTop006]

A contemporary hispanic-flavored Christmas song performed with comical non-Spanish accents by The Lispers.
And with heavy underscore from James Bond 007 with some Tchaikovsky Nutcracker thrown in for good measure.

https://youtu.be/q39UtwtnbIg

Which reminds me, William Shatner now has a christmas album.

[hwj-d]

A thing of technic that impress me a lot (christmas is over   )

[Kirkhaan]

I'm always getting enthusiastic and energetic from Legion of the Damned:

[cdev]

The other day I stumbled across this BBC Future Sound of London mix from the past.



Despite it being what, 30 years old now it still sounds modern.

[MrMobodies]

I found this Soviet Union Music some years ago:



This particular one reminds me of airliners when they're flying.

[radar_macgyver]

I like the Youtube art here, fairly accurate Tek 2710 (even if it was a really annoying instrument to use):

[JVR]

Die Antwoord

Why dude, why?

I'm a fan too - of songs and videos. Great for party people.

I apologise, I do understand the lyrics ( in the loosest term) along with the Dutch, and you have my sincere condolences on your taste. Unlike Sinatra, they can neither sing, act or dance. Even Benoni and Boksburg is thankful they have left.

They embody everything wrong with Boknaaipan. But each to their own, I just dont get how the fuck they got the following they did, by playing some of the worst music on earth, with shock-value lyrics.

[MrMobodies]

I find this one seems some years ahead of it's time at into it 2.45.





I get a message before posting:

Warning: this topic has not been posted in for at least 120 days.
Unless you're sure you want to reply, please consider starting a new topic.

A little confused if I start off duplicate threads.

[Canis Dirus Leidy]

(in an announcer voice) The song of Computer Numerical Control! Performed by Pochonbo electronic ensemble.

P.S. Translated lyrics.

[VK3DRB]

www.radio.garden

Brilliant app, written by someone who definitely has a high IQ and is very innovative.

More specifically https://radio.garden/listen/oak-fm-101-3/nY4VSwxR when I doing PCB design.

[I wanted a rude username]

Putting in another vote for synthwave. Not because the faux 1980s style is necessarily more compelling than others, but because it tends to be non-vocal, have a good beat, and above-average complexity. These are qualities that seem to enhance focus ... or at least don't distract much. Good quality noise-cancelling headphones help to establish the bubble.



Good example track: Nowtro - Tears Don't Fall in Space

Go-to Internet radio station (zero ads or announcements): Synthwave Radio

[Messtechniker]

Listening only to the seemingly increasing fan noise of my 34465A.

[VK3DRB]

Listening only to the seemingly increasing fan noise of my 34465A.

Excellent meter, which I have also been using and the fan is definitely noisy. But my Vision Mantis has a really noisy fan - drives my nuts. Having found perfect MR11 replacement LED globes over the old halogen lamps, I want to disconnect the fan or put in a less turbulent fan, but I am not sure how to disassemble the Mantis without effecting the optics (ie: risky business).