CzeryWassierSwizier's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Daybreak]

Pretty cheesy combo of house stabs and fat snares. It's not bad but nothing new either. Good luck with your career as an artist.

-czery

Geoplex responds:

Fair enough - it's drum and bass, hardly my own genre :P Thanks for the feedback

[Through the Sea of Time]

Epic!

MewCook responds:

Thank you very much!

[Downtown Funk]

Nice use of the stutter effect!

SuperGoodSound responds:

stutter edit for the win. Loving it so far

[Fluxstyle - Experiments]

groovy, glitchy, great!
Judging from a title, this is probably a WIP.
Regardless, I would still love to still a more developed and finalized version of the song.
Maybe a melody, or some more breakbeats.
It definitely has potential to go somewhere.

unknowngoth responds:

Well thank you very much! I'm always glad with positive feedback, and I'll see if I can actually continue on the song.

[Avoiding Flesh]

It reminds of me of hip-hop instrumentals.
It's repetitive for sure, but it's not boring because I don't get tired from hearing it.
If anyone thinks this is boring, they're probably listening to it way to intensely. You gotta let your mind wander and avoid the flash. The function of the song is ambient background, not some sophisticate jazz chords. The loop successfully conveys a dark and confusing tone that even without seeing the game, allows me to visualize it clearly in my mind.

Good job!
czery

HeAvEn-SmiLE responds:

Wow, I didn't except that, thanks a lot for this answer, this describes everything I wanted to cover with that music, I'm really glad to see that, Thanks a lot! :)

[Insincerity]

Glitchy and rhythmic.
If you were aiming for some club dance, you really hit it square on.
Love those builds and bass synth.
Keep it up man!

AliceMako responds:

Thanks for listening.

[Piano Fire]

So much tension and so much anger. Repetitive, yet hypnotic. I love it. :)

jmerk800 responds:

Thank you!

[Novis Bello Solum]

Would like to hear more dynamic contrast to build up tension. I pretty much mean I would like more crescendos. At first, I didn't like how it ended. The tension wasn't resolved. But thinking back, I actually like the fact that you ended it with those notes. It gives the listener incentive to imagine what comes next...

-czery

SJS21 responds:

I appreciate the constructive feedback, CzeryWassierSwizier! After listening to the track again, I can hear what you mean. I will take this into consideration for my next track. I am self-taught in nearly all aspects of music, so feedback like yours is appreciated, as it helps me develop my skill-set. Thanks for listening!