GreyHooves's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[UNtitled — Rusted shipyard]

I do like this, but it sounds like there are pops and clicks throughout the track that are distracting

[Prismatic Skies]

This totally feels like it would fit a scene in a movie or something. I'm imagining the camera panning over a snow covered landscape during the beginning, then when the drums start I'm imagining scenes of mountain climbers struggling to scale an icy mountain. I dig it.

[Cream]

All the Wah's!

Very trippy and chill. Tripchill.
I really like this one ^^

[Rainy Day]

This is a pretty good piece, but the lack of dynamic variation really isn't helping it out. Perhaps some randomization in the note velocities and length could give it a more humanized feel... Or you could just hit it with a "Humanize" transforming function if you have one :P

[Traditional Dungeon Music]

It's a little barebones on it's own, but it would probably fit well in a nes game or something like that

[Metapasticcio No. 2 (Johann Sebastian Would Be Appalled)]

This is really good, I especially enjoyed the first movement. Makes me want to compose something for the piano again for old times's sake

[incidental 16]

I'm really digging them staccato strings you got going on here, really creates a suspenseful and tense feeling

pertuami responds:

I'm glad you liked it. Have you got any clients on this platform?

[Battle Against a Catgirl Maniac]

Very nice and unique piece. It actually reminds me of the new game theme from Earthbound when you're naming all your dudes and foods

[The Great Escape]

I like this, but It feels somewhat underdeveloped. I kept expecting to hear a new instrument to flesh out the piece a bit more but it never came. Very unique piece with good potential.

NekoNoShinigami responds:

I couldn't do anything with that though, sadly It was difficult to pick the right instrument with right melody thanks to the melody I came up with in the very beginning. I still am a beginner, and I make lots of errors. Thanks for a nice review by the way!

[Progress]

I really liked this one, it had a strangeness I really dig. The ending kinda falls flat though, but I don't know how best to end it. maybe have the bass cut out and the lead resolve itself into a smooth transition so that it could turn into a smooth loop from the ending to the intro?

But that's just something I'm hearing in my own head. Either way it's a good track, kudos.

Noiseman responds:

since i had made this track in a weird pentatonic key i couldnt use the usual tricks i usually pull to create a satisfying ending. cheers for the kind words anyway mate!