Score: 10

"Amazing"

submission: {Satori} [NG Cut]

date: December 14, 2006

I like all of your music, and you definitely put a lot of work into this. Everything flows well, and it sounds great. Now, one thing I noticed, is when you first cut the strings about halfway through and the bass comes in, on the left channel there seems to be some weird static or something. It is barely noticeable, but it took away from the clarity in that section of the song. Even still, this was extremely well put together. Take a look at my stuff when you get a chance, I'm always looking for reviews.

Score: 10

"Floating.."

submission: F,M.F.I.H.F.O.T.B.T

date: December 8, 2006

That was a great track. It is really relaxing in how you use your synth. It is repetitive, but not in a bad way, but in a trance-like manner, I just drifted off listening to it. You got my five, keep it coming!

Score: 10

"No bias whatsoever."

submission: TheOrikalNyNe(EAV)

date: December 7, 2006

Great job on this track. I love the varied use of synth, especially the creative use of the FL guitar plugin. If I didn't throw my MP3 player into the laundry, this would go on it. The percussion is definitely mastered better overall from the original, and I like how all the different parts drive each other and work off of each other for the final effect.
Can't wait to hear more stuff like this.

Score: 7

"good try, you'll get there"

submission: Nothing In Return

date: December 7, 2006

the instrumentals were all right on, and sounded great. the vocals... i understand that you have a crappy mic, I do too (which is part of why I haven't tried anything with it yet) However, you should be able to easily clean up the WAV file for your vocals. Maybe you should try using a vocoder, that would help things quite a bit, especially while you are working on the singing aspect. They work wonders when adding vocals into your songs, and cover up most mistakes in your recording.

Score: 9

"dark ambient"

submission: MC - Atmosphere

date: December 7, 2006

I liked this track, I do think that it would fall into ambient. You do have to remember that ambient covers a lot of ground as a genre. Whereas some might replicate a machine, or space.. some might have a feel that represents something in nature. This song makes me think of an underground stream, with light coming from the end of a long tunnel, plant life swaying in a breeze. The water splits into separate channels, back and forth until it comes out in the surface in a spring. I don't know what effect you were aiming for when you made it, but that is what I thought of when listening to it.

If you like trance, I suggest checking out my newest track, lost dreams, it is easy to lose yourself to.

Score: 10

"It's DnB =]"

submission: Cryllic Deathbed

date: December 4, 2006

I think the genre you are looking for is DnB.
And this is good, not supposed to be clear or smooth, and it is solid. Good job, this would be great for a crazy fight scene. I like the track, keep it up!

Score: 7

"sounds good... just need compression"

submission: Moonlight Masterpiece

date: November 30, 2006

I loved that track. It sounded great, but it just didn't sound too great. (If that makes any sense) Try running a compressor, or some sort of filter to take the noise down a notch, and it would be incredible. That would fix it I think. There is a lot of potential there.

Score: 10

"Great work!"

submission: _-={For Generations After}=-_

date: November 22, 2006

You have excellent skill in composition, and it definitely shows here. This reminds me a lot of Soul Caliber, it would work well for that I think. I can't wait to hear what you come up with next!

Score: 10

"DANCE!"

submission: FFX2Eternal (Hardcore Revival)

date: November 20, 2006

Blending GOA with Trance.. DDRish. made me want to bust out the glowsticks. good job. you get my 5

Score: 10

"Good Job!"

submission: Mysteries After Dark

date: November 16, 2006

I liked the diversity of sounds. I don't know if you have ever tried it, but if you like to experiment with different sounds, try recording different things and plugging them into your sampling program. Completely random objects will often sound really cool through the right filter. By the way, I fixed those links.
here is the url: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/view.php?id=1622663&sub=665
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