KeanyGD's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[What Are You Waiting For (Rework)]

not usually into this genre, but very well structured and clean even with no mixing, make sure you pm me when the full version is out

FarFromSundown responds:

Thanks man! I can definitely do that!

[Northward]

good for attempt two, I can tell you that, however I find the sub to be too loud, and sometimes the saws cut out too much, and, maybe it's just me but are they phasing? saws shouldnt phase like that is all

R-U-D-E responds:

Hmmm... give me the time stamp for the sub and the saw you're referring to...
I had to replay the whole track trying to find which part you're talking about...

thx

[Vinitoh]

yes. this is indeed, a beat, and a pretty good one too! sounds very humanized and smooth, wouldnt mind more of this

[Shameful Instrumental]

very simple, sometimes that just works, some of the vox fx sound off key however

Vashelite responds:

Key is B, Vox are are hitting B and C respectively, the only one that may sound off would be the punch in saying "woo" that is the note of F and its landing on a triplet just before the snare periodically to give it nuance.

But the vox aren't intended to be pronounced prominently one is for bounce and the other is for transition, they are just random samples

Thank you for the review though.

If you message me, I would be happy to share tricks.

[You're A Disgrace To The Family, Boy]

yes.

[The Human Salvation Project]

straight away the chord progression is golden, I agree that it's not exactly synthwave, but it doesn't matter, it's still banging!

Godlimations responds:

Thank you!

[Taste of Summer]

the melody is so random, it makes no sense, the kick and snare both sound like a weird kick, with no distinguishing, wayyyy too much sidechain, the individual sounds are good however.

[Like That]

oh wow, that bass is so thick, nicely complemented by deep vocals, I really like it

for some reason it feels medieval lol

HighKing responds:

Thanks!
I believe the strings are accountable for the medieval feel :D

[Concordia]

not my genre, but as early on as 50s and I've been blown away, the length of the song is monumental, and sounds very surreal so very good job there (also, what a peculiar time signature lol, was there a reason for that one?)

AlteredSignal responds:

Thank you! I guess 4/4 is the most basic time signature you can have, however, I always have plans for like 7/4, but it's a bit of a challenge not to make it sound chaotic.

If you meant the rational tempo, it's really just an aesthetic of some kind, no special reasons.

[WIP stuff]

oshit that's really cool, the basses sound too dry, however, and to quiet, the basses and drums need priority, as oppose to the vocals (which are also very good)