Showing posts with label instrumental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label instrumental. Show all posts

Friday, September 12, 2014

5 Instrumental Bands you need to listen to.



Well guys, you may want to explore new fields on music, so, one of them I explored after a lot of time, but it's been one of the best genre I've ever explored. So, let me introduce you a few bands I used to play using my portable Bluetooth Speaker, listen to them. 


El Ten Eleven

Sounds like: A hummingbird’s heart pumping bird blood, spacey guitars, and throbbing bass throughout a very bizarrely put together bird’s body.


Man Or Astro-man

Sounds like: Mystery Science Theater 3000, if the robots flung thorny riffs instead of thorny barbs about awful movies.


Ratatat

Sounds like: A rapper with incredible flow who was abandoned in the jungle as a child, then raised by a pan flute and a synth, with an 808 for a big brother. They taught this young boy to only speak using his rhythm, and to only speak when not being spoken to. And now he won’t shut up.

Anamanaguchi

Sounds like: What video-game characters listen to when working up the courage to ask out the hot 16-bit girl at the 8-bit bar.


   

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Does Music has an Effect on your Productiveness

Would we get distracted doing a test while listening to Music? That depends on the task.
Listen to music on a portable Bluetooth Speaker.

"Absorbing and remembering new information is best done with the music off." 

That is the conclusion after an experiment performed, were adults aged 18 to 30 were asked to recall a series of sounds presented in a particular order. Participants’ performance suffered when music was played while they carried out the task as compared to when they completed the task in a quiet environment. 




Other studies have found the following: 

  1. A number of studies have found, for example, that surgeons often listen to music in the operating room and that they work more effectively when they do. 
  2. A study presented at the International Conference on Traffic and Transport Psychology, reported that singing along with music in a car may slow drivers’ responses to potential hazards. 
  3. A Canadian researcher asked the participants in a experiment to learn the lyrics Singing these songs while operating a simulated car increased drivers’ mental workload, leading them to scan their visual field less often and to focus instead on the road right in front of them.


Facts: 

  • Classical or instrumental music enhances mental performance more than music with lyrics. 
  • Music can make rote or routine tasks less boring and more enjoyable. 
  • Silence is for when you need to give learning and remembering your full attention.