GrahamFr's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[JUMPTAEFVCK]

Awesome sound design, I like that the bass in the beginning is tuned noise (I think!). I also love all the 4 bit style samples n such.

midimachine responds:

it is tuned noise, good catch! i used an autotune plugin to snap it to A440 tuning since the 2a03 noise channel is a little off key, even on the original hardware. thanks!

[The Feeling You Feel Right Now, I'm Feeling It Too]

Love the drum patterns on this.

Quarl responds:

Thank you Graham :D

[CARRIEDBYTHESTORM]

Very nice! Love the beat. Should have made this a loop though so people can use it in their games.

HVLFTONE responds:

This song was more intended for short geometry dash levels, but I see what you mean! Thanks for the comment :)

[Vibrant Crystal]

Sounds great. Very original. The triplet parts are a nice touch

VariableGROfficial responds:

Thank you so much! (≧▽≦)

[Falsified Forgiveness]

Well done! Lots of layers.

SUPERHARDT responds:

Thank you so much! I was much more satisfied with this version over Aggregated.

[Aggregated Apologies]

Love the metallic percussion. I gave it four stars cuz i think it needs to be normalized and mastered.

SUPERHARDT responds:

Actually, there is a remastered version. Be sure to check out "Falsified Forgiveness". ;D

[Sunnyside vs the Eggies - Scrambled Eggs]

Lots of great themes in here. The drums sound straight from a Pendulum song. The arpeggios are much happier though.

Dieswyx responds:

Man of culture

[solid state]

Well done. Would make a good menu theme. Parts remind me of kirby64

wilidacious responds:

thanks!

[This is what we call techno(Hard Edit)]

I bet this would sound so much cooler with some sort of maximizing compressor on the master output. With the intro version of ableton live you could use the "Make it Loud" preset on the glue compressor. If you want to get fancy you can try a plugin called izotope maximizer. If you ever switch to fl studio you could use "Soundgoodizer"

BellpepperDJ responds:

I'm personally more content with Ableton since it's easier to use than FL. That is just my opinion and experience. I will keep that in mind. I have made quality edits since I do put my tracks through Serato. I DJ and I want to make sure my tracks are playable. So I just made those edits, so I will just switch out the audio files.