Sinitech's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[@ FreedomMagnum "Bells Toll"]

You have basically the perfect voice to be a rapper, to be honest. The way you rap kind of sounds like a really mellow late '80s, early '90s flow. That's definitely not a bad thing and I don't presume to know if that was intentional or not, but just to pad my review, if you wanted to make it sound more modern and/or natural, try to rap as if you're just talking. That's easier said than done, obviously, but instead of thinking "I better make sure to hit every syllable on the kick or snare" just know where you want the punchline to land and rap your way there. You're already hitting that laid back intonation and you clearly know how to stay on beat so you will just sort of naturally stay in rhythm. A little "filler" goes a long way in that regard.

[Time In The Fair City]

This is really good. I enjoyed it from start to finish. It's chill as fuck and I really like the drums and percussion. It's a satisfying listen and gave me an odd nostalgic feeling. Can't really think of anything I heard that I didn't like or thought was wrong.

This is the kind of music I like listening to.

Great track, dude.

[Dilithium Crystals]

I love everything about this, I really don't know what else to say. It's engaging and atmospheric all at once.

WilsonMcLeish responds:

Thanks Man, I appreciate the positive feedback! I hope you continue to enjoy my future works.

[Detroyer of Worlds]

It's kind of repetitive and I think maybe you have the voice sample in there too often.

The wobble has a really good sound, but it noticeably cuts itself off on occasion, it could transition a little smoother.

The piano sounds alright until that lower sound comes in and makes it sound kind of spooky, and then it sounds great.

Toward the end, the bass and the piano really don't sound like they mix to me and the ending is kind of abrupt, but otherwise, it's fine.

Overall, though, It's pretty good, especially for a first.

7/10 would operate with

[Otter]

This is okay in most respects, but I feel like the sound that comes in at 1.40ish is panned to the left far too much, and the sound choice in general could be a little better.

It makes me think of an old NES or SNES game, though, I nostalgia'd all over myself.

NeverHundred responds:

A got a lot of criticism in my audio class about panning. I'm kind of an all or nothing sort of guy when it comes to that. And you should know by now that I'm huge into the eighties and early nineties synth sounds.

As for that panned too far to the left the only advice I can give is flip your headphones around.

[Pissing from my asS]

Interesting.

I'm not entirely sure what to think of this, to be honest.

The beginning sounds kind of like organized chaos, if you get what I mean.

The main melody from about :30+ is quite... whimsical, I like it, but maybe it could do with another synth layered over it. As it is, it sounds kind of dull.

I like the drums and sound choice, too. It all fits together really well.

GodBlock responds:

Hi there

It's very early in production so far, the beginning is what happened when I turned the bass line into another synth and just came out that way. I was really just playing about with drums on this and I liked the sound of them so I stuck any old bass line over them and tried to quickly wrap something up to release.

I'm glad you like the drums as that was really the point of this, I should be releasing another version soon most likely with a completely different bass line and a lot more production.

Glad you enjoyed it though and the review is very welcome thank you.

Edit : I've re-uploaded this now if you're remotely interested you can hear it here
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/liste n/384074

[Frenzy - MSBeats]

Very nice!

Everything is really good here. It all goes together well and it never stops being interesting.

Nice work, sir.

[Casualties - MSBeats]

Hmm.

I like the drums, they stay interesting and the sounds used go together pretty well.

While I like the notes you used for the melody, I wasn't really feeling that synth that first started at 0:53, and it also seemed a bit too loud and didn't mesh well with the softer melody in the background. It also started and ended pretty abruptly. I'd suggest having some sort of breakdown or pause beforehand and then a cymbal crash when the synth starts and maybe another pause when it's about to end, so it doesn't just come in out of no where.

All in all, though, it's a pretty solid track.