What music genre describes computers the most?

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Chiptune and dubstep are popular genres for programming music, with specific recommendations including "outbrk" by Sabrepulse and "(( crystals ))" by M|O|O|N. Users discuss the challenges of accessing YouTube in regions with restrictions, specifically mentioning Iran, where some resort to hacking to bypass filters. The conversation highlights the cultural differences in music, referencing Kraftwerk's "Autobahn" as an inspirational track and discussing the popularity of GlaDOS from the game Portal as a unique cultural phenomenon in the US, contrasting it with Hatsune Miku in Japan. The thread reflects on the evolution of computer music and its historical roots, including humorous anecdotes about early computer-generated tunes.
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I myself are thinking about chiptune and dubstep ... and if it's possible , can you name a song that is the best to listen to when programming ?
 
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Well Youtube has quite a few but this is a historical classic:



and this great moog tune:



and some others:



 
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Wow , thanks ... I mostly listen to chiptunes like outbrk by sabrepulse . But there is a song that is awesome for this and its (( crystals )) by M|O|O|N .
Btw , youtube is filtered here but I know my ways around and can bypass it easily ... if you live here you have to know your ways around hacking and such ... I know its not correct to hack and such , but thanks for the reply . I really appreciate it !
 
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... if you live here you have to know your ways around hacking and such ...

And where might "here" be? You didn't say..o_O
 
DiracPool said:
And where might "here" be? You didn't say..o_O
He said "Iran" in another thread.
 
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He said "Iran" in another thread.

Ah, thanks, Mark, That was going to bug me. Shame some one would have to hack to watch youtube. I typically feed my fat imperial USA belly 20-30 youtube videos a day (all science-related, of course, except for the occasional world war 2 video). I couldn't imagine not having that access..:oldfrown:
 
I would start with Kraftwerks Autobahn, a little dated but its inspirational in a tech sense.
 
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I myself are thinking about chiptune and dubstep ... and if it's possible , can you name a song that is the best to listen to when programming ?

 
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If you want something from Portal, shouldn't be Cara Mia Addio/Turret Opera? With the Fat Lady Turret?
 
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Back in the day the most popular computer music was played on large band printers when some joker would sneak a bogus deck of cards into a batch run. The most common song was "Anchors Away".
 
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GlaDOS, the computer in Portal, has become a crowdsourced pop star in the USA. In Japan it's Hatsune Miku, a sweet innocent girl. The US version is a sociopathic murder. Maybe I'm not surprised.
 
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