Name: Music For Programmers by apeswithhobbies in Songs for programming
Duration: 5 min 44 s
Description: So I was having a clean-out of my hard drive and I found an MP3 that I swear I don't remember creating at all. But then I found the Reaper project, and it turns out I did. Whilst drunk, no doubt. Yeah, it's crap. But someone might like it, so here it is.

Songs for programming

New single that I uploaded to youtube a few days ago

Be prepared for the album release soon

https://www.facebook.com/fifthquadrantofficial

Frost

Extreme Metal Mastering sample: SECTION 6 "Texas Death"

Music For Programming

Software - Self-Similarity-Life
Black Tape For A Blue Girl - The Christ In The Desert
Electric Sewer Age - Moon’s Milk (Waning)
Trans-Millenia Consort - Freebasing
Michael Stearns - Life In The Gravity Well
Bitchin Bajas - Bueu
JS Aurelius - Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander
M. Geddes Gengras - Night Work
Niggas With Guitars - Okkultistismist
Wavestar - Moonwind
Glochids - Pulse Sjilver

J.S. Aurelius - Music For Programming (mix)

So, after updating Reaper and TH3, it finally renders audio! Hoorah!!

Don't Make Me Yngwie - Overloud TH3 Render Test

Bought my first real analogue synth this week. Just playing, running it through my Line 6 Helix. Drums on this version are Arturia Sparx.

Korg Minilogue Jam

Man-baby Apocalypse (first 24 bars)

Music designed to inspire structured thinking. Circa 2000-2001.

Music For Programming To - 5

This track was created almost entirely using Lennar Digital's Sylenth1 virtual analog synthesizer - about a dozen instances - aside from the drums (done using Arturia's Spark drum machine) and some pretty wacky aethereal reverb effects in the break. Drums are punchy and very much to the fore, in an early 1980's style of mix. This track was inspired by artists who favoured a more rhythmic, poppy approach to electronica like Yellow Magic Orchestra and Thomas Dolby. The title is both a reference to the "golden age" of electronica and home computing, as well as Dolby's "Golden Age Of Wireless" album

Golden - Jason Gorman

When you think computer music one band springs immediately to mind. I am of course talking about Kraftwerk. Their track Computer World was used on the opening credits to the early eighties BBC TV Series ‘The Computer Programme’. With inspiration covered the next step was to dust off my midi controller and figure out how on earth to make some music. I downloaded the DM1 app, which is a rather good drum machine and used my morning commutes to put down the basis of the song. Good old GarageBand was used to assemble the rest of the track.

pntr=>rthmtc - Peter Camfield

This track sort of grew organically - which is a polite way of saying that I didn't have a plan. There's a range of virtual synths on this - many from Arturia's V Collection - and the ambient opening is mostly Native Instruments Absynth. Drums and percussion courtesy of Spectrasonic's Stylus RMX, and there's some Omnisphere in there, too. Subconsciously, I was probably channeling Jean Michel Jarre, though I'm sure he'd be mortified to hear it. There's some trademark Apes With Hobbies wierdness going on, so this is a little bit prog in places. Sorry - I just can't help myself. Just consider us lucky I didn't add a 10-minute guitar solo.

Decoded - Jason Gorman

Odd Nosdam - 20th
Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy (Odd Nosdam Remix)
Matthewdavid - Vvoxcave
Casino Versus Japan - Lake
Atlas Sound - Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel
Kingfisherg - We Heard a Faint
Boards of Canada - Visual Drone 12 (bonus)
Stars Of The Lid - Maneuvering The Nocturnal Hum (live)
Jessica Bailiff - Your Sounds Make Patterns In My Eyes (for SOTL)
Freescha - Dental Fur
Aphex Twin - Rhubarb
Matthewdavid - Ambigroup
Run DMT - Cash For Gold
Matthewdavid - Tape4(w/ Run DMT)
Casino Versus Japan - vessels that float out of metals that sink (part 4)
Proem - hope is great but we need caffeine



Synchronist's Music for Programming Mix - Episode 1

So I was having a clean-out of my hard drive and I found an MP3 that I swear I don't remember creating at all. But then I found the Reaper project, and it turns out I did. Whilst drunk, no doubt. Yeah, it's crap. But someone might like it, so here it is.

Music For Programmers

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Music For Programmers

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