Does anybody else listen to music at work?!
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Michael Lawrence.
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June 29, 2011 at 4:29 pm #1703
Adam Sharizman
ParticipantLol! You’re lucky. I worked as a promoter and I meet people up front and personal. No music for me
June 29, 2011 at 4:55 pm #1709Phil Morse
KeymasterI actually CAN’T listen to music while I work, it just totally distracts me – I start thinking about what I’d change or what I’d play next!
The only thing I can listen to is Soma FM’s really ambient channels. they’re actually quite relaxing – like meditation. Chill me out as I can get a bit hot tempered when the internet plays up etc. etc. 😡 🙂
June 29, 2011 at 5:00 pm #1710Liambo
MemberI think i must listen to music for about 10 hours a day average. I drive a lot and when im in my office/workshop i always listen to tunes.
June 29, 2011 at 5:13 pm #1711IndigoDeviLLe
MemberYep, I do. There are times when things are slow or repetitive which don’t need my concentration, I play my music at work. But of course at low volumes.
June 30, 2011 at 12:16 am #1795mr_john
Memberat my last job they had a big PA system and people would put their Ipods on. But they’d always play the same thing, or one artist too much, etc. It seemed like common sense to me to play something that everyone would enjoy, and I couldn’t understand why that was a hard concept for people to grasp. I was new though and I wasn’t sure what the “Ipod protocol” was, so I just brought headphones for a while. But then my headphones broke… So I threw it on the PA one day and people loved it. So I started making playlists specifically for work, I became the “DJ” if you will haha. This is when I really started amassing music, listening to an Ipod for 10 hours a day really burns through a lot of songs and I hated hearing the same songs too often. My relationship with my music changed dramatically because of that job, I got to know my tracks better than I know myself :p
June 30, 2011 at 4:49 am #1861IndigoDeviLLe
Membermr_john, post: 1784 wrote: at my last job they had a big PA system and people would put their Ipods on. But they’d always play the same thing, or one artist too much, etc. It seemed like common sense to me to play something that everyone would enjoy, and I couldn’t understand why that was a hard concept for people to grasp. I was new though and I wasn’t sure what the “Ipod protocol” was, so I just brought headphones for a while. But then my headphones broke… So I threw it on the PA one day and people loved it. So I started making playlists specifically for work, I became the “DJ” if you will haha. This is when I really started amassing music, listening to an Ipod for 10 hours a day really burns through a lot of songs and I hated hearing the same songs too often. My relationship with my music changed dramatically because of that job, I got to know my tracks better than I know myself :p
I can imagine you playing your own mixes to your colleagues… It’s a great way of promoting yourself! Words spreads out fast.
June 30, 2011 at 6:26 am #1000666DJ eengenious
ParticipantHere’s my “Wired In” playlist for when studying / in work mode:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBC707466225ED559&feature=mh_lolz
June 30, 2011 at 7:08 am #1887Benny Mackney
MemberMy IT teacher let us listen to music (headphones/ear buds, of course) during class, which is pretty awesome. We aren’t even supposed to have phones/iPods out of our lockers at school. Unfortunately, we’re getting a new teacher next semester (next time I go back to class, basically. Just finished exams).
June 30, 2011 at 9:23 pm #2088D-Jam
ParticipantI’ll usually check out my favorite blogs every day for a short bit…then purchase the few tracks I liked.
I actually will play movies while I work…because I’m so used to working with the TV on. I don’t even really pay attention. Just working on the Mac and then a laptop next to me with a movie on.
I thank God I can get away with this.
July 1, 2011 at 2:09 pm #2261Rob Francis
MemberYeah I listen while at work. I often cue lots of tracks on Beatport or Juno and listen to those. Anything that grabs me I will add to my wishlist to check out again later.
July 2, 2011 at 7:26 pm #2455SCHIES
Memberyeah I definitely listen to music while at work, sometimes I’ll get into it and dance in my office but when people pass by I’ll quickly pretend that I am stretching hahaa
January 23, 2012 at 3:41 pm #1002675Hector361
MemberIf it helps you concentrate better then use headphones (better than office noise I think). I like using bluetooth so I don’t get tangled in wires.
January 23, 2012 at 4:30 pm #1002676VinnyBlanc
ParticipantEveryone at my office has their white ear-buds in. I just happen to have mine connected to DJAY by algoriddim. Try some stuff out and then perfect it in ITCH when I get home. winning.
February 15, 2012 at 8:58 pm #14996Michael Lawrence
ParticipantIvyquake, post: 1682, member: 10 wrote: First thing I do when I get to work, check my work emails then digital dj tips then I start working with my ear bugs in, listening to music on my Mac. I work at an accounting firm so as long as I get my job done and attend my meetings, I’m free to do whatever. I actually told my boss the listening to music make me more productive. 🙂
pretty much do the same thing. Work at a store designer/sales in an office. Get my coffee check my mail, digitial dj tips, dj tech tools and turn up the bass! lol same mentality at work, if I get it done then they are fine with listening to music. pretty nice gig
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