Fro's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Ghostbustin' @ 140 bpm]

Awesome!

This brings back some good memories of the Ghostbuster movies! I actually wouldn't mind going back and watching those again now.

The beginning starts off rather well and it has a very catchy beet throughout the entire song. I almost actually danced to this song a little bit in my chair. :P I did notice that sometimes after the halfway marker in the song it didn't seem to run together too smoothly. It almost sounded like everything stopped for a split second and started back up again, which gave it a sound of being glitched or skipping. (For example between 1:35 and 1:36 sounds like it needs to be cleaned up and several times after it)

Other than that noise I thought it was a very good song. I'm going to add it to my favorites.

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Skela responds:

THanks for the review!

[Denmark Dancing (Revamped)]

Not bad at all.

Overall a really good song and fun to listen too. Never really gets too repetitive or anything like that. Good variety of sound effects and noises used throughout the entire song.

The voices or grunts that you used about half way through the song felt very random to me, but I did like them. I think you should have implemented them into the song a little more often, but at the same time try not to add them too many more times so it's too repetitive.

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ThunderHorseL responds:

Thanks a lot for the review!

Yeah, the sound clip is from Egoraptor's "Gears of Awesome"

I just threw it in there to see if anyone would actually catch the reference.

[Pissed off Piano player]

Ha good laugh.

I can see the beginning where the kid seems very timid while playing, but sticks in there for a little longer just to hit a few more wrong notes. That's of course when he can't handle it anymore and just slams the keyboard.

I think this would go pretty good in this scenario of a flash. "Kid is playing piano, makes a few mistakes, but keeps on playing. Then makes a few more mistakes, gets pissed off, and slams the keys on the keyboard. Heavy metal music starts to play and he starts screaming along with the music."

Nothing too complicated in the script, but this song could be useful for something like that. The song itself that you made was so simple, but yet funny to a point. Not too bad at all for the purpose that you made it. Hopefully someone uses it some day.

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ForNoReason responds:

Thanks!

[The Future is Now]

Um memories?

I have no clue what you mean about memories here in this submission. Want to know why? Because some people still currently used dial up. ;)

That's right. The great Corky52 runs off of dial up still. Yes it's quite annoying, but you have to work with what you have. Those noises are terrible too. It didn't matter if the volume on your computer was turned all the way down, whether you have it muted, etc.. They didn't come from the speakers. I have grown to hate those sounds and didn't enjoy them too much more in this song.

In my opinion not really an original idea since I think I've reviewed about 10 of these on this website. I would admit that yours was probably done the best though. Not too bad, but nothing too great. I did like the way you incorporated the sound effects and made them flow smoothly. Keep on working and sorry it took me so long to review, but with dial up I shouldn't have to explain why. ;)

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jxl180 responds:

10 others like this? really? I thought I was being unique and original. I find it surprising people still use Dial-up. Thank you for your great review!

[Pirates_go_ahhrrrr [Box-killa]]

Good job.

Completely random PM, but I decided to check this out anyway and I have to say you did quite a good job on it. Great sound to the song and it just had that epic sound to it almost.

Really good all around. You did a great job on mixing the song up so it wasn't too repetitive and you also did a good job implementing sound effects into the song. Great job all around and good job. Keep up the good work.

Box-Killa responds:

Thanks dood. Any idea how i can convince people to listen to it?

Yeah i really liked how this turned out. I think the penny has dropped. Now i gotta work out how to spam FASTER BETTER STRONGER!

thx for review :D

[S.A.L. Session 2 Bad Man Inc]

I wish I could wank this stuff out.

Sounds pretty good man. Perhaps a little raw like you said, but meh like I said if only I could wank this stuff out I'd be a very happy person. All around sounds good and it's good to listen to your music again. It's been awhile since I've checked any of your work out.

Bad-Man-Incorporated responds:

Thanks for all your support dude. If you lived closer, beers would be on me. :D

[Deliver W VOX]

Hmm

Great song like always, but this time around I really didn't enjoy the vocals that much. Don't get me wrong they weren't terrible and the lyrics were great, but still just didn't dig the vocals that much.

Oh well, still much better than anything that I can do so I'm not going to complain too much. Keep up the work guys. Always pretty good stuff when I click on your audio.

Bad-Man-Incorporated responds:

Haha, thanks my brother.\m/

[Stopover in a Quiet Town]

Not too bad.

Rather repetitive throughout the entire loop. You did change it up a bit throughout the song, but you do change it up a little bit now and then. Probably just the same basic sound making it repetitive though. Even though I guess you do want a loop to be somewhat repetitive.

It almost has a sound to it that I've heard before, but I can't really put my finger on it. My overall impression of the song was it wasn't anything too great or exciting to listen to. Probably not something I would want to come back and listen to. Sorry for no tips on how to actually make it better though as I don't know much about the actual making of music.

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amador10 responds:

I made it as some sort of background music to some imaginary town. It's not actually supposed to be the song you would actually like to listen to over and over again, but rather to augment someone's experience while being in some place relaxing.

While I was making this, I was actually amazed at the sound itself. I just cannot find any way on how to improve it with new compositions and stuff (which is probably why I borrowed some notes from my man Sawdust). Anyways, thanks for the review.

[-Investigation-]

Not bad.

It really does give off that old video game feeling. Good job on getting that across. It could have looped just a bit better, but other than that not too shabby.

Not much to say other than it would probably be a decent loop for a detective game like you said, but I also imagine a lot of sneaking around games when I listen to this song. Perhaps something like a thief game or anything that is at night time.

Actually reminds me of an old Garfield video game that I had for the Sega. :P

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Sawdust responds:

Thanks for the insight, it is well appreciated

[Evening Hours (Original Mix)]

Not bad at all.

I only have one complaint, if you can even call it that, and then I'll get on to the rest of the review. I do think it was quite repetitive. It almost sounds like most of the song is just the same thing looped over and over. That's perhaps not a bad thing though. It could just add to how calm and relaxing this piece is.

To me it sounds like great music for an introduction or credits to a flash game or movie. I can see the slower parts primarily being used for a slow rolling credits. I get an overall relaxing fill from the piece of music. Maybe you could use some vocals? Not like someone really singing, but I can see a count down being used in here. Something that's just a voice saying something every now and then in the song.

Keep up the good work.

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BiPass responds:

Thanks man. This is something like for a club, or people to dance to, so it is kind of generic just for that.

Thanks for the support =)