Tinker & DarkHopnik
Hey Tinker, ever tried turning a chaotic mix of sounds into a clean, almost puzzle‑like track? I think there's a mystery in that process that might be worth solving together.
Sounds like a perfect puzzle. First, grab the biggest outliers – those wild spikes or hums that don't belong. Slice them out, fix or replace, then line everything up on separate tracks. Once each layer’s clean, glue them back together with a gentle EQ and some reverb to give that almost‑glued‑together feel. Let’s tackle it step by step, no shortcuts, just pure tweaking. Ready to dive in?
Yeah, let's start by carving out the outliers, then let the tracks breathe in the room of their own. Just make sure the silence between each cut feels as heavy as the noise you trim. We’ll see where the shadows fall.
Cut out those spikes with a quick gate, then pad the gaps with a little ambient hiss so the silences feel solid, not empty. Keep the cuts clean, let each segment rest in its own little room, and watch how the shadows shift when you add a subtle reverb tail. Just a few tweaks, no fuss, and we’ll sculpt that heavy silence into something that actually holds the whole track together. Ready to roll?