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What is some good background noise while working? What do you listen to?

>> No.2746289

Webradios like Soma fm's Groove Salad and Drone Zone

Ambient artists like Alio Die, Vidna Obmana, Robert Rich

Podcasts

>> No.2746298

>>2746283
Any album.
OSTs.
Podcasts.
ASMR.
Ambience, mostly rain and lava bubbling.

Whatever.

>> No.2746316

>>2746283
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NFgtBxU7iU

>> No.2746325

>>2746283

Touhou MMDs

>> No.2746327

Commie music.

>> No.2746336

>>2746283

Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Herbert Van Karajan 9 symphonien
Ennio Morricone
Any Prog-Rock
Any Post-Rock
Instrumental Hip-Hop
Jazz
Radiohead

if you're just having a shitty day drawing,
just listen to whatever you want so you can at least enjoy one of the things you're doing

>> No.2746337

reruns of those feng zhu painting commentaries

his voice gives me more creative energy for some reason

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>>2746325

>> No.2746356

>>2746316
How can one listen to this and not fall asleep.
I recommend listening to some black metal for a short time to irritate your brain cells and the satan itself will guide your hand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWZ5tM314S4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-ZVkESecXk

>> No.2746357

V A P O R W A V E

>> No.2746367

>>2746357
favorite album to work to?

>> No.2746369

>>2746367
2814 - Birth of a New Day. I normally just use currentcondition.org when I'm working.

>> No.2746375

>>2746367
Remember Summer Days is my personal fav.

>> No.2746376

>>2746369
So more on the hypnagogic side? I like the concept of currentcondition, the weather channel vibe.
Whaddyathink of Blank Banshee's new album?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8UGxPxYZS4

>> No.2746378

>>2746375
"A Million Miles Away" and "ネオ東京" are his best albums imho, I have the latter on cassette.

>> No.2746387

>>2746376
I'll have to give it a listen later. I just got into vaporwave a few months ago, so I'm still discovering all of the "old" stuff. I really like the muzak-y 80's mall stuff too.

>> No.2746408

>>2746387
Oh, welcome to the genre then! You're a winner!
情報デスクVIRTUAL - 札幌コンテンポラリー is one of Vektroid's more muzak-y albums. Highly recommended. It has a really motivating track at the end called "3D崖の端 ∕ 'Beyond' The Limit" (1:09:10) that could play during a Rocky-esque montage of a sweaty d/ic/khead training their fundamentals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx0PerbW_EE

>> No.2746410

Podcasts and audiobooks.

>> No.2746411

>>2746408
>(1:09:10)
make that 1:01:39

>> No.2746413

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWuxobSmfpg

>> No.2746418

>>2746283
I like music but I don't like listening to music while working. Time is your enemy and the beats of the music acknowledge that time is passing. Cheat time by not listening to music.

>> No.2746472

>>2746408
Thanks, family.

>> No.2746482

those 3 and 5 hour long video game music videos are really good for it so you dont have to worry about finding tracks, also bach is good you can usually find really long bach playlists. i like the harpsichord stuff and organ stuff. or just video game ost i usually listen to silent hill 4 or the shinobi 3 ost a few other things. avgn ,trailer park boys, or its always sunny are things i can watch without having to look at them.

>> No.2746589

>>2746283
I need at least 2 things running at a time

>one movie and some classical music in the background
>one anime and some streams in the background

I change the volume depending on which one I like more at the moment, and if I get bored with drawing, there might be something in those 2 to inspire me

>> No.2746606

>>2746482
Some people say that Bach have actual effects on the creative side of your brain. At least several people irl told me so.

>> No.2746626

>>2746606
they say that about mozart as well. maybe it has to do with hearing contrapunction or counterpoint or something. i always have been able to hear counterpoints to music in my head (i use to play lots of instruments stil do some what) so maybe it activates that side more because i subconsciously do that already. i do it has some effect t when i listen to that type of thing.

>> No.2746627

>>2746606
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZuUiNdqt6Y

here is six partias played by Karl Richter, try it out

>> No.2746667

I listen to what I would listen normally, so mostly some jazz.

>> No.2746693

>>2746316
contrived cover/10

>> No.2746702

>>2746283
Usually I listen to music, mainly jazz and some electronica or youtube vids about semi-interesting topics, like movie reviews etc.

>> No.2746727

I usually listen to symposiums/lectures if I'm sketching so I'm doing maybe a bit more listening than focusing on the art.

If I'm sitting down really trying to git good I'll listen to a funny podcast or have some let's play on in the background-- mindless banter that I can tune in and out of.

As far as music I'm usually listening to something ambient/experimental/drone.

>> No.2746829

>>2746283
Who are the people in OP?

>> No.2747057

>>2746829
read the caption

>> No.2747068

>>2746283
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6kKup0YifE&feature=youtu.be&list=PLKzkObKaDC_dMU2KCLPzSrezn1ilzNENN

>> No.2747164

>>2746298
Do you have a specific recommendation for lava bubbling? Never thought of listening to that before.

Also these are my go-tos for ambient shit:
http://environment.ambient-mixer.com
http://asoftmurmur.com

>> No.2747169

>>2746356
THese are making my throat hurt