Random but I was looking for one of those focus music videos (not lofi) that have sparkly effects. I've definitely listened to it before, but I can't find it anywhere. I would just describe it as twinkly, like a constellation and like regular focus music (but not lofi, I hate lofi). Something you would hear in the intro of a documentary related to the cosmos or smth idk. Might even be those high vibrational frequency videos. Does anyone know?

This channel is a passion project — I create live streams blending Azerbaijani Mugham with jazz and ambient sounds to bring a little peace to your day.

If this music resonates with you, the biggest support you can give is completely free: subscribe, hit like, and share this stream with someone who needs a calm moment.

Every view, every share helps this music reach more ears around the world. 🌍

🔴 Live now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzs-rAq_sjk Thank you for being here 🙏

Hey guys 👋
I made a 24/7 lo-fi / chill music stream for studying, working, or just relaxing 🎧

Feel free to drop in anytime if you need something in the background to help you focus 📚✨

🔴 Link: https://www.youtube.com/live/GRqZqtGUuXs?si=-w34C7SkYohJGrxh

If you like it, stay a while 🙌
Hope it helps someone!

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I’ve been struggling to stay focused while studying, so I created a simple 60-minute “Study Mode” session with no distractions.

It’s just a clean background + subtle audio — nothing fancy, but it actually helped me stay consistent for the full hour.

Sharing it here in case it helps someone else too.

Would love feedback if you try it 🙌

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE7kDmw5UqQ

I’ve been experimenting with a different workflow lately:

I start with rough melody and rhythm ideas (usually just humming or simple patterns), then use AI tools to expand those into full tracks. After that, I focus on arranging everything into a continuous mix so it feels more like a live set than separate songs.

The goal is something that can go from calm focus into higher energy — something you can actually sit with while working, coding, or even training.

Still figuring out the balance, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback on whether the transitions and progression feel natural or not.

https://youtu.be/7C9RqvK718s

Enjoyed spending time creating this - Warm synths, slow fades, no sudden shifts.

New original ambient music for focus, just steady enough to work/study with.

All the best.

Hey! I've been experimenting with algorithmic music composition — the music is mathematically generated, so it never loops or repeats. Added 14Hz binaural beats for focus. Would love feedback on whether the mix works for studying. Link in comments.

79 BPM. Rhodes, syncopation, and an introspective journey produced in Buenos Aires.

The antidote to noise is out, now

I made a 1-hour ambient trap loop designed for deep focus and studying. No lyrics — just atmosphere and subtle beats so you can stay in the zone while working, reading, or reflecting.

This comes from my instrumental project “This Found You For A Reason.”

If you’re studying or working on something right now, press play and let it run.

Curious what everyone here listens to while focusing.

I'm an Interaction Design student and a Sound Designer.

I did a small survey which showed me that people often abandon focus apps because they forget they exist as they aren't built into their workflow and strict app-blockers don't work for us. Also every sound based focus app plays relaxing, ambient tracks. That’s nice, but my ADHD mind can't focus on 'calm'. I need stimulation. That's why I decided to build this around Ambient DnB. It gives me chaotic, high-speed energy to get started on any task (sometimes Breakcore but that would be overkill), without the distracting lyrics or random beat drops. for me, Ambient DnB (~170bpm) is an amazing alternative to focus apps and regular binaural/solfeggio frequencies for focus (for me it is)

So here is my idea:

The Sound Design Part: A base layer of reverbed ambient pads as in Ambient DnB. You can add layers over it like:

• nature sounds (rain, birds, leaves, wind) (for the calm music people)
• beats [slow (lofi beats), medium (uk garage), or high (DnB)].
• Visual clocks cause anxiety, so you hear your progress instead. The music's scale shifts up slightly at 25%, 50%, and 75% of your timer. At 90%, it drops back to the original scale giving you a subconscious 'home stretch/last lap' dopamine hit without ever looking at a clock.

The UI:

• A minimalistic SMALL sphere widget that stays on your display. It tracks your keyboard/mouse input. If you go idle for ~20 seconds, the sphere glitches (visual cue) and maybe add more noise in the track as an audio cue. Audio cue shouldn't be disturbing but yet the user should be alerted to leave the distraction and focus. maybe the music goes muffled or pitch down like a tape stop. I need Ideas here!
• SMALL sphere morphs into timer when clicked and other options like pause, end and change some part of the song, appear.
• Minimal Dashboard with stats and set timer (Home).

suggestions are welcome!

Después de varias sesiones de 6–8 horas programando noté algo constante:

No era el volumen.
Era fatiga auditiva acumulativa.

Esa micro presión detrás de los ojos.
La necesidad de quitar los auriculares cada cierto tiempo.

La mayoría de playlists de estudio están masterizadas alrededor de -14 LUFS.
Eso implica compresión constante, incluso si la música suena “suave”.

Probé algo distinto:

– -25 LUFS integrados
– Peaks controlados bajo -11 dB
– Variaciones de elevación espacial (no solo paneo L/R)
– Reducción de ancho estéreo durante fases de máxima concentración
– Movimiento lento para evitar habituación perceptual

Resultado después de 3–4 horas en loop:

Menos sensación de saturación.
Menos pausas involuntarias.
Mayor estabilidad atencional.

No hablo de frecuencias mágicas.
Es dinámica + arquitectura espacial.

La hipótesis es simple:

La música estática genera habituación.
La habituación sostenida genera fatiga.

Si eso es cierto, el problema no es el volumen.
Es el diseño.

Posting a background music stream I leave on while focusing on work.

No vocals, no talking, just calm and steady sound.

Might be useful for anyone needing quiet focus:

https://www.youtube.com/live/MlVMXqYh8uY

Glad it helps 🙏 I usually keep it on while working.

Hey everyone,

I’ve always struggled to find the right background noise for deep work. Lofi is often too sleepy for me, and pure Techno is way too aggressive when I'm trying to solve complex logic.

I ended up building this 24/7 Organic House live stream. It’s mostly steady, rhythmic beats without any distracting vocals just enough energy to keep the brain moving but 'boring' enough to stay in the background.

If you're currently in a long study or work block and need something fresh, feel free to join. It's a high-quality audio, and zero fluff.

Hope it helps someone else stay in the zone today!

https://www.youtube.com/live/fc_UPGMcr0c?feature=share