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Poll: Do you listen to music while translating? Лице кое објавува дискусија: ProZ.com Staff
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neilmac
Шпанија
Local time: 13:09
шпански на англиски
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However, I'm not really "listening" per se, I just like to have some quiet background noise. Usually it's just BBC 6 Music or the local Spanish Radio 3, although at certain times the latter gets too talky, which is a distraction.
I occasionally prefer silence, but not often, as I can find that distracting too.
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Alexandranow 
Романија
Local time: 14:09
романски на англиски
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Listening to new age music.....relaxing
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I need some background noise, but I just find that music interferes with my ability to focus on my work. My TV is always on though, except when I'm revising my work or proofreading others' work: I press the mute key!
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Thayenga
Германија
Local time: 13:09
Член (2009)
англиски на германски
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| Same as before | Mar 28, 2015 |
As I've stated in the 1 or 2 previous questions of the same topic , I sometimes listen to music while translating. However, only when the music has no impact on the translation.
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Sheila Wilson
Шпанија
Local time: 12:09
Член (2007)
англиски
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| Depends if hubby wants to make any | Mar 28, 2015 |
If you're married to a musician you don't always get a choice but I wouldn't want to shut him up anyway, except perhaps when he's trying to get a particularly hard riff sorted (when he sounds like scratched vinyl).
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Noura Tawil
Сирија
Local time: 14:09
Член (2013)
англиски на арапски
| Bitter sweet | Mar 28, 2015 |
Only if I need it to cover other noises (TV, conversations, generators "since we have long power outages here"). But it must be without lyrics, otherwise I can't spell my own words.
And it has to be familiar! I always listen to the same collection of music pieces, usually by Yanni.
[Edited at 2015-03-28 13:33 GMT]
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| no day without him | Mar 28, 2015 |
I am a huge fan of Robin Gibb.
Maybe it seems crazy but I can listen him loudly and in a same time translating from and into a total different languages.
I wanted to be a singer and played piano in my youth. I have a huge inspiring classic and jazz collection.
If I am sad, my Rod Stewart jazz collection always here to put a smile on my face.
But during my night work just Robin and nobody else.
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... See more I am a huge fan of Robin Gibb.
Maybe it seems crazy but I can listen him loudly and in a same time translating from and into a total different languages.
I wanted to be a singer and played piano in my youth. I have a huge inspiring classic and jazz collection.
If I am sad, my Rod Stewart jazz collection always here to put a smile on my face.
But during my night work just Robin and nobody else.
[Módosítva: 2015-03-28 14:56 GMT]
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Noura Tawil wrote:
Only if I need it to cover other noises (TV, conversations, generators "since we have long power outages here"). But it must be without lyrics, otherwise I can't spell my own words.
And it has to be familiar! I always listen to the same collection of music pieces, usually by Yanni.
[Edited at 2015-03-28 13:33 GMT]
I offer you a nice Yanni CD brought from the US in 2002 - if not too expensive I can send it to you.
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Al Zaid
Соединети Американски Држави
англиски на шпански
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| I'm a melomaniac!!!!! | Mar 28, 2015 |
I ALWAYS listen to music while working, unless I'm interpreting, of course
If there's a part that requires special concentration for the sake of creativity, I pause the music and resume when I'm done. I use AIMP, and it has a hotkey combination that allows me to pause and resume at any time without looking away from my main window.
[Edited at 2015-03-28 15:24 GMT]
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Triston Goodwin
Соединети Американски Држави
Local time: 05:09
шпански на англиски
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| Agree with Noura -nothing with lyrics or speaking | Mar 28, 2015 |
I can never listen to any music or anything else with lyrics or speaking. Can't concentrate on what I'm writing at all. I prefer absolute silence if I can get it! I very often use earplugs, but sometimes listen to new age music or recorded nature sounds to drown out other noise if necessary.
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I find listening to music too distracting ... I only listen to it if I'm doing some really mundane task that doesn't require much concentration.
My new favourite is Noisli - well worth checking out if you haven't already. Nature sounds - birds, wind, ocean and many others. And it's free!! You can mix and match the various sounds and volumes to create your perfect environment.
<... See more I find listening to music too distracting ... I only listen to it if I'm doing some really mundane task that doesn't require much concentration.
My new favourite is Noisli - well worth checking out if you haven't already. Nature sounds - birds, wind, ocean and many others. And it's free!! You can mix and match the various sounds and volumes to create your perfect environment.
http://www.noisli.com/ ▲ Collapse
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Muriel Vasconcellos (X)
Соединети Американски Држави
Local time: 04:09
шпански на англиски
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Language has its own rhythm, which for me is essential to the meaning (the subject of my doctoral dissertation). The beat of the music keeps me from feeling the rhythm of the text.
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Juan Jacob
Мексико
Local time: 05:09
француски на шпански
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Muriel Vasconcellos wrote:
Language has its own rhythm, which for me is essential to the meaning (the subject of my doctoral dissertation). The beat of the music keeps me from feeling the rhythm of the text.
Same here.
When I was younger, music was essential in my life.
It is still, but not at work.
I need absolut silence: no talking on my back, no phone calls, no human nor animal presence.
100% concentration, that is.
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