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[Khuskan - Prelude in Pi]

wow

Khuskan you truly are the spooniest of bards. Not only have you pulled of something mathmatical, you've made it sound fucking brilliant. I would have loved this piece without knowing you based it on pi, and now I know you have it's made it all the more enjoyable. Very clever stuff my man!!!

- Joe. M

Khuskan responds:

Again, i'm going to go with that I made the phrases sound good, pi arranged them into something brillient ;-)

[clap those undead hands!]

Wow!!

This is great!! I loved the old school, lo-fi sound. At first I thought it wasn't intentional, then I realised you have very good production techniques! I love the feel of this whole track. You certainly have some talent. It is the most original thing i've heard in a while. And the changes in the song keep it versitile and interesting. It was a nice relaxing, sort of jazzy song. 5's for you!! Keep it up!!!

attemptedperfection responds:

thanks! ^_^

[Flounder]

Great stuff!

I've been meaning to review some of your work for a long time, but for some reason never got round to it. This song has a nice mellowed out groove. And I like your use of panning on the percussion, and the lush backing, giving it a nice kind of lazy summer day feel. If you ever need a vocalist, im more than happy to help. My msn is in my profile. Keep up the good shit man!!

- Joe M

pitbulljones responds:

ahhh no probs mate, i'm sure i have to review you too. yea panning the percussion and drums is one of oldest techniques when it comes to stereo, just position the drums etc as you'd see em on stage, it's a good way to get stereo spread but in modern music alot of people it feels too spaced. I'll be sure to use you on a track or two man, same as a fair few others. i just need to get my writing boots on then i'll give you all a few tracks to work on.

thanks for your review.

[Corpse Terrorist in Rapeatory]

Nice

Ok, i apologise in advance if i seem a little critical.
Your guitar tone isn't very powerful, it was being drowned by the powerful kick. Also it was centred. Try double tracking (ie - recording the same part twice, one panned left, one panned right) it will improve the quality some. Also there was a lack of any noticable bass. Add some to give the song more power.
The song itself i found a bit repetitive, a bit too much like generic metal. It also didn't really build up to anything, it just kind of ended like it started...
You got a nice drum sound going though.
Sorry to be so harsh, you definatly have talent, keep it up man!!

- Joe M.

Casualty responds:

Thanks for the help man! That's not critical, I call it helpful if you put it like you did!
About the centered track. I was going to double-channel it, but I simply forgot >_<
And... I don't have a bass lol
I know it repeats and stuff, but I'm too lazy to find other good riffs when I found one, and I just record it. I'll try to find 2 next time lol!

Thanks for everything dude!

[Pump It]

great

I liked this, laid back feel, interesting melodies. Definatly left me wanting more. I like the bass line, made the song interesting as it was always moving, not static like alot of bass lines are. And the use of panning gave the song a good stereo spread so each instrument was clear and defined. Keep it up man!!

- Joseph Marshall

nightvision responds:

I too, enjoyed the movement in the bassline. It wasn't at all generic, yet it was very coherent. Thanks for the review buddy!

[Supa Tunez]

Great!

Well, seeing as you reviewed so many of mine, thought id hit you back some. Well what can i say, this song is truly...bizzare...but i liked it, i dont know why, but i did. It had a nice danceable feel, and squelchy synth lead scared me at first, but it gives the song a distinct original edge, and the song loops nicely. Keep it up, i look forward to more from you!!

- Joseph Marshall

Father-of-Death responds:

thnx man!

i love yo stuff!

[Anemone Piano]

nice

This is a very soothing piece, it develops nicely from the two notes being played at the beginning, as you add more and more layers of harmony. At some points it gets a little cluttered around the lower notes, maybe move some of the lower notes up an octave, as it was causing some dischords. Or unclutter the notes a bit. This song develops nicely, to a peacful bridge. I thoroughly enojoyed this song, keep it up man, ignore what the guy below said, he's just jealous ;)

PS - I take it from your name you're a KillSwitch fan?

SineRider responds:

Yeah, I know waht you mean, about midpoint in the song when the melody part coems in its a little wierd sounding.

And yes I am a Killswitch fan.

[Rise of the Machines {Loop}]

Great!

First impressions: very well produced, everything was clear and all the synths were pumping, and had their own special place in the stereo field, meaning you could clearly hear everything going on.

The whole piece sounded very futuristic, i liked the drum noise that sounded that sounded kind of like a gun going off or something, very original. And then the crazy change in tone that kept the loop interesting and dynamic. Very nice work, 5's all round!!

itsameyayo responds:

Yeah, did yah see the full song? If not, come back and take a listen, it's 100 times better, I promise : )

-SuperDrummer146

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/view.php?id=1184995&sub=57315

[|\-The Chase-Xtreme/|---[Demo]]

very nice

It had a nice catchy drum loop. Though overall i thought the piece was a little short. But i liked the layering of synth lines, that man it special for me. Though the ending was a bit of an anti-climax. Nice one, keep it up!

itsameyayo responds:

Yeah, I like my more recent songs since they're better, so go figure, hehehe. Thanks man, I'll keep putting out music in some shape or form : )

-SuperDrummer146