Tinka0

Yes Im insane

Manchester, United Kingdom

Joined : 25th Nov 2011 - 13 years ago

Last Online : 15th Aug 2024 - 11 months ago

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Other users have posted 239 comments on tracks by Tinka0

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StaticNomad 29th Sep 2016 11:18 - 8 years ago

on ---Ism by Tinka0

Yo.

I agree with other comments that this could do with more low end and depth.

Otherwise, it's fairly badass and dirty, as is your usual style. Some decent solid drum grooves and extra little fills here and there, which make a difference.

1:11 now that's d'n'b. Nice flip into double time. Psychedelic lead is quite trippy there.

1:41-1:51 is some skilful manoeuvring of sounds to return to the earlier theme.

This would be a good weird soundtrack for a film. Or a weird late night druggy track for anyone still left in the club or mashup drug party...

Tinka0 replied 4th Oct 2016 - 8 years ago

Agreed, there's a lot more to do with this, I'm trying out a new method of creating bass sounds. I want the low end to lie in the bass leads, working on it :) fa

I'm making this for a gig I'm playing on Halloween

Thanks for your insight dude :)

lAVel 28th Sep 2016 13:50 - 8 years ago

on ---Ism by Tinka0

Sound is nice,but i think it needs more depth to it. Add more bass and you will be good to go.

Tinka0 replied 28th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago

Agreed, more sections, a little more cohesion too.. I've been trying but there's so much in the low end adding more massively screws the mix, I'll keep experimenting.

Thanks for listening man :)

swindla007 28th Sep 2016 13:32 - 8 years ago

on ---Ism by Tinka0

Listened once it was ok. Listened twice while messed up and gaming, f*cking crazy dude....lol. If you threw a hard bassline in there it would be awesome! Just my opinion tho. Keep it up bro
Peace
Dj Swindla

Tinka0 replied 28th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago

I needs alot more! I was really fucking high XD XD

Thanks for listening dude, your new track was fucking awesome btw.

justlooking75 28th Sep 2016 12:33 - 8 years ago

on ---Ism by Tinka0

Amazing bro, would've been out this world while baked. Lol. Love it.

Tinka0 replied 28th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago

Hah, this makes no sense to me today, last night I couldn't stop groovin'

Thanks for stopping by :D

Coult 20th Sep 2016 17:53 - 8 years ago

on Yog Sothoth Part One by Tinka0

This track is fire

YertBimberg 30th Aug 2016 02:42 - 8 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

Wow. I just listened to your track and I feel really pissed off. If the purpose of music is to transfer emotion from the artist to the listener, then you get a 10 out of 10. Good job man. Great track.

Tinka0 replied 28th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago

Hell yeah, nailed it! I was real pissed off making this. Thanks for listening dude :)

BillionaireExclusive 30th Aug 2016 00:27 - 8 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

This was a great story telling process. The construction of the song was excellent. In my opinion, it is certainly ready for a gig performance. You captured my like on this track.

- Billion

Also, when you get the chance check out some of my tracks, and leave some feedback. Hopefully you like what you hear.

Spivkurl 11th Aug 2016 20:04 - 8 years ago

on Bubblegum Babe by Tinka0

Damn, this is super creepy in a good way! Very mid nineties to my ears, which can't be bad! I probably shouldn't ask how pornographic this session got... ha ha. I can't tear myself away from the malt liquor and vegan eggplant sausage curry to get headphones, but I will fave this so I can find it again! Very cool and intriguing!

crucethus 3rd Aug 2016 05:17 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

War, when is it coming? War by computer, destroy the infrastructure using code. starve the people by decimating the digital experience. You have captured that here.
Cru

Tinka0 replied 10th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago

One can hope... You may be interested in hearing the finished version :)

BradoSanz 3rd Aug 2016 03:27 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

The intro really spoke to me! I'm not one who listens to industrial but this was quite an entertaining listen! I like the changing patterns and BPM, really told a story using such strange effects. The highs were a bit harsh, as others have mentioned; this is my only critique of the song. The structure and the story, everything was done well. Great work! Thumbs on this one. You're pretty good at this stuff, if I may so myself.

Brado

Tinka0 replied 10th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago

Neither do I! Hehehe but I'm constantly told I make industrial, I refer to it as Abrasive.. Only so I can make the rules XD

Thank you, you'll be glad to hear there are more added now and, I hope, I've fixed the mix, it was quite lack lustre.

I really appreciate your generous comments :D

silverman 23rd Jul 2016 23:42 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

I did one of the same name!
It's on here and reverb ..... https://www.reverbnation.com/jackbis61yearsold

What I like about this is you didn't take the route of sound effects like helicopters and machine guns men screaming etc. Easy to do that way but not as artistic.
You took the artistic route and painted the mood and the place without recourse to that. Nice angry feel to it.
There's room for some blood to spilled now I think .....

Tinka0 replied 10th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago

I checked it out! It was very pleasing, that distorted trombone! I may have to try something with that :D

It didn't feel right doing such a thing, I entertained the idea, put it into a few bars, it felt very cheap & generic so I removed it .

Even more room now it's complete! I hope you enjoy the final version :)

Spivkurl 23rd Jul 2016 13:02 - 9 years ago

on Vamo Alla Flamenco by Tinka0

Was that a serious response? I ask because, I also deal with cunts on a regular basis. If you are being defensive regarding my discussion of the guitar recording, then I can not understand that. I complimented your skill, and that was sincere. I complimented the exercise in classical playing, and that was sincere. I asked about the recording, because I was sincere in wanting to know how this became hot. No insult was intended, but only mutual communication and learning. I apologize if I unintentionally hurt your feelings.

Tinka0 replied 24th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

More of a deflated, I can't be bothered with this, response..

I can't tell if your comments are sincere when followed by "I don't usually expect auditory pain" kind of comments.. I interpreted an amount of bitchiness, imagine a high school queen commenting on some girl's nice hair only to disarm her for a coming insult or a boss coming at you with the dreaded "compliment sandwich" XD

I wouldn't say I'm becoming defensive, you are the only person who riles me up in such a way.

Clearly, meaning has been misunderstood.. Forgive me.

As to your question: I recorded a somewhat cheap twelve string (with only six strings :D) with a Behringer B2-pro via a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, in very unfavourable recording conditions. From the exception of reverb there was no mixing involved. Mic settings: High pass filter and -10db switched on and omni-direction switched off. It may be worth noting my mic stand is a tall lamp combined with parts of a TV mounting kit, a walking crutch and some duct tape.

Darknives 22nd Jul 2016 16:34 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

I don't normally listen to industrial like this but I like it.
Maybe I would suggest using some limiting or compression to tone down those highs a bit. Also, I would add something more bassy and flat, without a lot of trebble attack. I think the music has too much highpitced sounds all the time, could have less, be more dynamic. Just my opinion though.
Keep it up man :)

Tinka0 replied 23rd Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Hey, thanks man.

I agree, I always have too much high-end, I've been experimenting with how to bring it down, with moderate success, although this is a first draft..

My ears are in need of a Doctor.

Thanks for listening dude and even more for your suggestions, I'll be sure to keep them in mind when I come back to this :)

Spivkurl 22nd Jul 2016 16:03 - 9 years ago

on Vamo Alla Flamenco by Tinka0

I enjoyed your playing in this, and it definitely shows skill. I too love playing classical guitar, especially now that I have one again. I am wondering how you recorded this, as the guitar sounds very "hot." I don't usually expect auditory pain when hearing a classical guitar piece, so it made me wonder. All in all a cool exercise!

Tinka0 replied 23rd Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

I don't expect to deal with cunts everyday but I do..

Indozizz 20th Jul 2016 07:50 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

Wow Drum & Bass like it! Heavy kicks and awesome rhythems, great overal play with sounds, hats, kicks, bravo!

Tinka0 replied 21st Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Much appreciated dude, thanks for listening :)

DanGoldstein 18th Jul 2016 11:29 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

there is a lot of power in music both to purge our own frustrations and to effect change in the world. this could very well be an anthem for the true uprising against the waves of violence rocking the world right now. Civilized society understands restraint - but there is power in restraint. I feel restraint as well as power in your driving track. Fav. Dan

Tinka0 replied 18th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Thank you Dan, I couldn't agree more... It probably took you no more than five minutes to listen and comment but what you wrote has given me a perspective that will last a lifetime. This is why I love music (and musicians!). Many thanks :)

TeeGee1965 17th Jul 2016 16:54 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

Man, this is some track! I agree with Danke, I would think it's Industrial, but on the other hand who cares for tags and clarifications? Even if there was no description from you I can sense the anger and frustration, so you did a good job in transforming this via electronic music, which is much harder than when you play a stringed instrument for instance. Hope you feel better now, too.

Tinka0 replied 18th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

The only reason I add D&B as tag is the tempo but I agree, Industrial would be more suitable.. I wish we could have custom genre tags.

Thank you, yes I feel much better although I've reserved an amount of hatred until this is complete. :)

Danke 16th Jul 2016 09:41 - 9 years ago

on Exterminate The Extreme by Tinka0

Hahhh...what a dangerous and special track (maybe just for me, cause I donno dnb) but I feel it's a special segment of that style...it easily could be industrial or weird too...the frustration is of course there after a terror attack like that...no comment...

cool one, handshake, Danke

Tinka0 replied 16th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Great words Danke. As for the genre, I'm always lost as to where I belong :(

Thank you for listening :)

Anonymouzze 16th Jul 2016 06:57 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

how do you make music like this ? pretty sick man! Trap music and hip hop gets boring for me.

Tinka0 replied 16th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Drugs....

Nah I'm joking.. Don't do drugs... Honestly dude I haven't the faintest idea... I just do, it comes out... My approach? Heavy metal is dead, time to bring the heavy music into the future.. A more technical answer, lots of experimentation, automation, rule breaking and above all ya just gotta feel it man.. Thanks for listening it's much appreciated :)

SupaFreakshow 16th Jul 2016 04:15 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

Timestamp: Starts off wormish, then nyinging at 10 or 11 seconds in, then again later, and briefly again way later. This is wicked in headphones. People are gonna be like "WTF does this dude keep talking about nying nyings for?"

Tinka0 replied 16th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

I get ya, email sent.. Good luck XD

Also, I just read your forum post and couldn't agree more! Although the (Looper)man won't let me into the forums :( with good reason of course XD

SupaFreakshow 16th Jul 2016 02:16 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

First, just tell me what you used and some GOOD hints. haha.
I don't want my nying nying to sound just like your nying nying....caveman style here. As I butcher it, it will hit you up if it goes way off course. You can just email if you want. The nying nying is obviously top secret commando shit!

Tinka0 replied 16th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Only for the pros.. I couldn't begin to comprehend my own work flow, I just do... Timestamp this Nying Nying and I'll send you an email with an approximated recipe.

SupaFreakshow 16th Jul 2016 02:04 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

And the "nying nying" sound... I QUIT!

Tinka0 replied 16th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

I'll see if I can't make it for ya.. Preferred synth?

SupaFreakshow 16th Jul 2016 01:58 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

And just to add to what I just posted...

When I say microphone, the same goes for anything being directly inputted to your interface/soundcard. Mic, synth, bass whatever.

The volume difference you are hearing is your soundcard bringing down the levels of everything not being recorded/inputted at that time.

Again, it has no effect on levels within the DAW itself...so your mixes are just LOUD \m/ .. \m/

SupaFreakshow 16th Jul 2016 01:47 - 9 years ago

on Immortal by Tinka0

&^%$@%^!%@$^@&!^@%$!*@(*&^ YES!!!

NASTY, NASTY, NASTY!!!!!!

Congrats on being the first person in history to ever say their mix is too loud. HAHA

The direct monitoring switch basically controls recordings going through a microphone. It bypasses the whole computer latency through the daw and plugins and such. In a nutshell, it picks up exactly was is being inputed without any computer involvement. It is useful when multitracking at the same time (for example a full band) without having to worry about a bunch of latency problems. Any vst fx will not be in effect while tracking. The direct monitoring is only in effect during recording, so any playback and post mixing is not effected. If I am totally wrong, hopefully I will be corrected. But yeah, nasty track!

Tinka0 replied 16th Jul 2016 - 9 years ago

Fuckin' A.. There's a shit ton going on here, I had to sacrifice some things for a more pleasant sounding track.. Then I thought fuck that! This needs to be heavy... Added an extra sub track around 15hz!! I know, I know but fuck human hearing XD..

That sounds reasonable although I'm confused as to why it would affect the headphone volume output? Fuck it, I'll read the manual.

SupaFreakshow 16th Jul 2016 00:35 - 9 years ago

on Marys Black Lamb by Tinka0

Yo Meta,

Sent you an email

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