3manonMusic's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[letloose [UNUSED]]

I really don't like the screechy nature of this song... but apart from that it's really well mixed and a good composition, so props

beenibroh responds:

I chose a screechy nature as this is a chaotic boss fight theme for a project. Thanks for the feedback tho!

[The Ending Draws Near (NGUAC Knockout Round)]

So there's this kick thing that starts at 0:48 that kinda is a little bit too loud. I really like, even love how you managed to do the piano solo. And it's very loopable so that's a cool thing! Maybe it's because of the 2 hours (I wouldn't have been able to make this in 2 hours), but the overall quality of the percs and drums seem a tad low, I'm sure with some effects over it, it would definitely work for a good fixer-upper.

Interloping responds:

My percussion is actually just the standard DAC Drumset from the Sega Megadrive, so its naturally going to sound a bit cheap, but the cymbal crashes are from the Megaman Battle Network 5 drumkit specifically. I like to stick to old tools to give an authentic feel

As for my production speed, I spent 2 years of my life messing around on a composition program back in school called "Opticode Musicshop" and it really gave me a chance to learn the fundamentals of note placement and structure, so its not hard for me to fly through a project provided that I already have an idea of what its going to sound like, but most of the time I really just write as I go and wing it

Im trying to find the kick youre talking about, it might be an overlapped kick note from when I looped the two halves, so Ill do my best to find it

Thank you so much for the feedback

[Crystal]

Dude this sounds great, very unique, and this is one of the few cases where your robotic vocoding works (maybe not completely when you reach higher notes), but it definitely sounds wicked. It sounds like if a booting up system would be turned into a "lyrical" song, if you know what I'm sayin'. Great effort.

VibrantMan responds:

Thanks 3manon, I am particularly proud of this track. This is a part of Vocoder experiments that I have been working on, I hope to use it to better effect in the future with better instrumentation.

[bLACk iS thE sOUL]

Apart from the fact it is slightly repetitive, and doesn't have very much composition for that matter, it definitely succeeds at what it's trying to achieve! I really like how you used throatsinging as a vocal bed, I like the vibration and deepness of it. Maybe you could have some more variety on that as well... Maybe try going a bit higher? Also, overall the sheer quality of the song does make up for the repetitiveness, cus you can definitely hear an experienced producer here.

ADR3-N responds:

Thank you! I don't know how this review got lost in my notifications. You're on point. I threw this one together out of some recorded clips as I was singing to hear my own progress, so there is not a lot going on, at least for length. I suppose perhaps I could have made flashier transitions if I didn't want to make it much more melodic or push in too many directions at once

[Mijn en ambacht]

Dutch?

SirSandman0 responds:

nope, Flemish.

[Creatio]

Happy birthday VibrantMom 🥂

VibrantMan responds:

Awe, that's so sweet, thanks 3manon, I'll pass along your well wishes!

[Dia]

Incredible

VibrantMan responds:

Thank you 3manon!

[NG Audio Portal 20th Anniversary Collab]

#everythingbyeveryone
I'm so honoured I got the chance to be on here! At first when I joined newgrounds I thought it was only kept alive by the funny square game, but I am oblivious no more, of this vast landscape of sounds and voices (wow, actually not in my head this time? No way?)!
This collab is probably the best example of how unique everyone is in their styles in this platform, it's just beautiful to listen again.
Even though I'm only on ng for like 2 years, what a journey it's already been.

Thank you, VoicesByCorey, TomFulp and everyone else on the newgrounds team!