sixflab's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[]|[ Pearl Seaquence]

Ehh

It's a great idea for many people to create a short work and put them together to see how they sound. This however doesn't work that well overall. Some parts end up conflicting and sound really bad. It would of been a lot better if this was ordered a different way than what place it was scored or had some sort of break.

[ChaozFantasy-Metaljonus]

Great

This is fucking insane man, you are the best, fuck, you should be famous. Wow man you are just fucking awesome. I love how the guitar is at the beginning, it soudns like its fading in and out or some shit. And I love the drums from 0:49 to about 1:30 it just sounds awesome.

[Buzztone Symphony]

It's ok

This song doesn't hook you like Operation: Evolution which lets my brain visualize crazy images. I listened to Buzztone Symphony and Kriotube many times because I hoped that I'd like them more if I knew them better but I just got mad every time and found it a waste of time. They don't sound like O:E, Surface, Twilight Techno etc. In most of your songs, the transitions between the parts fit perfectly and I feel like sitting in a small boat in a majestic, rapidly flowing river of which each meander is different and unique.

[The Kriotube]

Good Beginning

I think Kriotube lacks a lot of impact. It doesn't rock my socks off, it just, slips them off gently, like a thief in the night instead of the music-magic-icon it should be. But Goddamn, the beginning is awesome. Like Final Fantasy and Sex. The rest just seemed to start lacking in that it wasn't interesting as the rest of your work.

[Operation: Evolution]

Good Job

It has two different changes of pace that play with the importance of the various instruments, at the beggining you'll be inundated with chaotic mixtures just to have the support come forward as everything else dies. The second part maintains the rithim and blends in with a fantastic transition while going almost the opposite way. It acts like a snake, the melody will keep going back and forth between being overpowered by the support and being as clear as a lighthouse in the night, then comes the finish, which is best described as perfect. Seriously forgetting for one minute that every other positive review will have the term "perfect" loosely used to described even something that was mildly pleasing. The ending of this song has no equal. By that point you have been going back and forth between the melody and the support, instead of finishing abruptly, or, as it is more recently favoured, by simply raising the volume and putting a random bang in the end, all parts of the song come together in rising. It does not start slow but it will seem that way after hearing the whole thing, the speed and pitch increase without losing sight of each other.

[R.E.M. III]

Interesting

Interesting beginning, I like the pause. I like the little background noises. It's kinda interesting how a random sounds just kinda jump in and out of the song, making it more of a song with every repetition. Once again, nice background sounds. Change in atmosphere, with a guitar in the background, I like it. The music softens up, and is beginning to intensify. Synth comes in... ooh spiffy! Pause, then guitar! ^ ^ I love your guitar, I wish I could play like that... It feels very Dimrain-y... a new synth, quiet this time, but very cool. It does the one-note guitar background... Ooh! I love the pause! Wow! Nice job on how the synth jumps in like that! ... Bam! Awsome ending!

[Surface]

Great Job

The parts I like the most are the sad buildup and the Slided melo (1 min to 1 min 10 sec) who's very impressive but also very under-rated.. the beats are quite ugly imo and the whole thing is way too fast.. But Damn man you've got skills! but I don't think people who doesn't understand techno can like this (wouldn't make a world hit). You'd probably have more luck making some rap beats rofl (now when anyone will tell me that rap beats are incredible I will show them this song ;) ).

[Pure Carnage -GST Mix-]

Remix

-I think you did a rather swell job of reworking this song from the original. It might still be repetitive but it's not quite as repetitive as the original was. You did a great job of quickening the pace and adding many additional percussion elements and even a piano into the mix. I still felt that the length of the song was a bit much. Even though it does have variety it just wasn't enough to compensate for the length of the song. I'm not going to downgrade for that though since you put a lot of effort into this song and it sounds wonderful. Looking forward to more stuff from you.

-Review Request Club

Dj-GST responds:

Wow thanks man, I'll have more out soon!

[-)S(- Elevator to the Sky]

Review

-Interesting backdrop for this piece. I actually read all of it OMG. I'm sure if Japan can't do it those masterful building technicians in Dubai could.

-The piano melody is rather lovely to the ears. Very bright and yearning to draw you in for the ride. It sounds very jazzy at the beginning and it's upbeat while using a wide variety of keys also. It doesn't come across as the most interesting song but it sounds wonderful. The ending sounded like a movie sendoff which I liked a lot.

-I haven't come across a lot of good jazz lately so after enjoying this piece that you've made(favorited) i'll have to have a look at some of your other stuff some other time.

-Review Request Club

Will responds:

Great to hear that you liked the style! Thanks for the review!

[Make Me Feel (Mans0n)]

Hmmm

-I'm not going to lie. Your bbs signature completely reminded me that I still hadn't reviewed your new work. So as soon as I had a chance today I came by and gave it a listen.

-It does build rather slowly even for my taste but it's well worth the wait. It hearkened me back to the old days when cowbells were a plenty. Mau5 always did find a way to put interesting percussion into his stuff and i'm glad that you used him as a model. But the kick does get rather monotonous. It seems like it's the base for the beat of the song but i'd still like for it to have more variety.

-The lack of a song climax is an interesting choice of structure. It suits how low the song is for the majority of the song but it feels empty towards the end without one. The simple transition back to a build-up stage made it feel rather lacking.

-0:44 "Oh, cowbell, how I have missed you in recent years. You bring so much joy to my heart and soul."

-Review Request Club

Mans0n responds:

thanks for the review! I'll try and work on a a better build-up/climax.