poopr1221's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[SpK*) - doesnotcompute [WIP]]

Ok.

Fuck me, this is great stuff. Really does fit the robotic description well. I enjoy all the arhythmic little whirs and noises in the background. I love how disjointed and staccato the drum hits actually are, and that stretched (or so it sounds) amen at :54 is really, really nice. Great stuff!

Spikrodd responds:

Thanks for that review. I was actually waiting for you to review it lol. es, the part at :54 is a seemingly stretched amen, but added is a slight pitch drop on each hit so it makes it seem even longer or intense than it actually is. It also helps to make it shift in from a shortened amen break.

The song's key focus was the synths, which I'm sure is noticeable in this in comparison to previous tracks. Again, it's still in the works, and when it's done, I will submit a final version. That way, you, Quarl and anyone else who reviews will get a second chance at responding.

[SR - Youth in Asia]

Wow.

Once again, you completely master that Aphex/BoC childish semi-dissonant melodic sound. Nothing much to say about this. Maybe, just lower the volume a bit, as it does seem a bit loud at parts. And my sick drum sense is coming in with this one. Just makes me want to add light Flim/Vordhosbn style drums to this. I really love the drums that come in around the middle. Really nice stuff.

[RD2010 AA - My Rustache]

Wow!

Once again, I'm really impressed with what you've done! Incredibly robotic!

AphoticAthanasy responds:

Thankyou for another great review . Psst, guess what ? I will be making one final robot song, that is going to blow everyone away . Wish me luck , I know you probably are anticipating on hearing it now . It's going to be insane . :3

[-:YRX:- Funky Robot RD2010]

lolwut.

Nice freesound sample there. Other than that this is alright. Not very robotic, but that's all subjective.

YouriX responds:

I'll have to disagree i kinda find this really techno robot style :P
But like you said its subjective.

Even thou i don't understand the free sampling part. This is a mix of syntrus and Nexus. Use a E-mayor chord if i can remember. And composed a very basic arp.

[RD2010 AA - Fire's Depths]

So far...

So far, out of all the submissions I've heard, this embodies the contest the best. It's great avant garde-ish bleeps and noise and industrial whirrs that truly sound like robots. Great sound design work here. 10/10, 5/5.

AphoticAthanasy responds:

Thankyou for being someone who understands the essence of music, and the creation of this particular song . I humbly await any of your reviews down the road .
Goodluck to you, ^^ .
- Aphotic Athanasy -

[SN | Beautiful Arrhythmia | SN]

Incredible.

I think this is your breakcore anthem so far right here. The drums are incredible. They're fast, and they make amazing use of pitch shifting and retriggers, and at exactly the right places. Everything just falls into place so great. I especially enjoy the fuckery happening after the "Beautiful!"

SessileNomad responds:

thanks man, i do what i can xD

same sorts of techniques i used in obscene amounts of steam, at least with the drums

[D17 - Mortal Kombat RMX]

Eek.

Way too loud. You need to master this. It clips like a BITCH. The vocal samples don't really fit at all and don't add anything, and all the other random sample you add in are much too loud. Synth is too loud. Basically, everything is too loud and needs to be remastered.

[[CJM] SupaFresh!]

It's alright.

Much too sidechained though.

Camel-Juice-Music responds:

Possibly. Some like it sidechained this much though :P
CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNTTTTTTTTTT TTTTT

[Party Stoppers]

BREAKORE!

That is all.

[Fredgy - Drum&Bass WIP]

Generic.

This is generic in every way. Drums that slowly fade in, that are also in this generic pattern of;

K---S-----K-S---

Generic synths that are sidechained to the drums. Sorry, does not deserve top 5 whatsoever.

Fredgy responds:

I got 4 words for this: You Are An Idiot

Do you ever look at an author comment HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
... Ass ;)
have a nice day further