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tyharo
» genre:
Electronic >
Noise
» location:
Eveline Moonen
» label: unsigned
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Puppyfat stinks!
Tyharo is part of "The Operation ShockEffect" project wich I also set up.
I never know what I create (so you won't either) but I do like a lot of dirty noise,industrial sounds and some hard kicks anyway.
I get influences out of almost everything.
I still have a lot to learn and I also still got weak points of wich I sure still need to work at but time will do the trick and it is getting better every time I create a track.
You can visit the OSE website @ http://www.operation-shockeffect.org
I never know what I create (so you won't either) but I do like a lot of dirty noise,industrial sounds and some hard kicks anyway.
I get influences out of almost everything.
I still have a lot to learn and I also still got weak points of wich I sure still need to work at but time will do the trick and it is getting better every time I create a track.
You can visit the OSE website @ http://www.operation-shockeffect.org
Why this name?
I just putted some characters after eachother and this name was formed.
Kinda liked it...so kept it.
I don't want to pay too much attention to think about an artistname.
I rather spend that time creating music.
Kinda liked it...so kept it.
I don't want to pay too much attention to think about an artistname.
I rather spend that time creating music.
Do you play live?
No...but I would like to in the future.
That is my goal anyway.
That is my goal anyway.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
For introducing yourself as an artist mp3 and internet is a good way of promoting yourself.
Known artist can also make use of this to find out the publics opinion.
I download stuff too but usually more to first check out what it is about before I buy it.
Without internet I also wouldn't have broaded my musical interests!
But people who only download and never buy because they think it isn't worth their money should ask theirself if they are worthed being a fan anyway.
People like this should be ashamed of theirself.
Support your artists and music by buying stuff what is worth it once in a while!
Known artist can also make use of this to find out the publics opinion.
I download stuff too but usually more to first check out what it is about before I buy it.
Without internet I also wouldn't have broaded my musical interests!
But people who only download and never buy because they think it isn't worth their money should ask theirself if they are worthed being a fan anyway.
People like this should be ashamed of theirself.
Support your artists and music by buying stuff what is worth it once in a while!
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Depends.
I don't want to end up on a label where I can't grow in skills and develop my musical interests.
I am not in it for the money but I do want to create something I like without any boundries.
I don't want to end up on a label where I can't grow in skills and develop my musical interests.
I am not in it for the money but I do want to create something I like without any boundries.
Band History:
I started with a tracker program but I really couldn't get out what I wanted to create my music.
So I tried Reason and that program fits me better.
I found out there are a lot of unknown artists on the internet creating their own music who have potention to grow.
After some "whining" from an artist out of the hardcore gabberscene who said to me "why don't you do it yourself?", after me bi***ing at them "why don't you create something more interesting?", I decided to kick off a project of my known.
On this project, called operation-shockeffect, unknown artists with any style (usually gabber/techno and related kind of stuff but open for other stuff as well) are welcome to let the audience hear what they do.
The most important thing of the project is feedback so people can actually learn and develop their own style.
So I tried Reason and that program fits me better.
I found out there are a lot of unknown artists on the internet creating their own music who have potention to grow.
After some "whining" from an artist out of the hardcore gabberscene who said to me "why don't you do it yourself?", after me bi***ing at them "why don't you create something more interesting?", I decided to kick off a project of my known.
On this project, called operation-shockeffect, unknown artists with any style (usually gabber/techno and related kind of stuff but open for other stuff as well) are welcome to let the audience hear what they do.
The most important thing of the project is feedback so people can actually learn and develop their own style.
Your influences?
First of all Richard D. James (Aphex Twin) is my biggest inspiration.
Beside that I get inspiration out of all kinds of music.
Techno,Tekno,Hardcore,Acid,Breakbeats,IDM whatever.
Every musicstyle has some interesting elements.
Beside that I get inspiration out of all kinds of music.
Techno,Tekno,Hardcore,Acid,Breakbeats,IDM whatever.
Every musicstyle has some interesting elements.
Equipment used:
My computer with software (Reason + Soundforge for creating and editing samples) and my sick mind.
Don't need anything else.
Some hardware in the future to set up a live act ofcourse.
Don't need anything else.
Some hardware in the future to set up a live act ofcourse.