Jgeenen's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Powerchair Chase]

the suspense comes strong with this one!

Flammazine responds:

Danke mein freund!

[Little Lamplight]

bjoetieful

Flammazine responds:

Thanks mate!

[WOT]

It was alright man! Haha nice putting the key and bpm here :D 3.5/5! :)

Stapless responds:

haha no problem :p it helps me remember what i done it instead of reloading the project again. XD

[Monkey King]

I do read the description man haha ;) Yeah, 40 minutes is quite fast but the production i still pretty neat but think of it this way if you spend more then a few days on it you could get it even better! Non the less enjoyed it :) 4/5

Isulf responds:

Yeah, listening it 5 days later makes me think that i should have spent more time on it XD

[Rampage]

This actually reminds me a lot of my old metalcore rage hehe :) Sounds really cool! Nice guitar playing and neatly recorded/mixed! 5/5!

BERSERKYD responds:

Thanks A lot man ! I would like to hear your metal stuff than ^^ !

[College Days]

Awkward stuff :) No thank you... 4/5! ;)

TBM responds:

Not 100% sure I understand, but ok

[No Fear]

The essence of dubstep and almost every other EDM genre is making a climax / drop arrangement. Something lacking here and the melody also did not strike me enough to consider it as a musical piece... Some proper mixing though but try too learn to work with a synth rather than use pre made samples of basslines, gives you a bit more control! 3.5/5! :)

joemamabeach responds:

Thank you for the input Jgeenen. I usually work with synths and not premade stuff but this time I wanted to have a play with mixing my input (drum patterns, synths) with samples. If you can check out my other tracks that don't use samples but are pure synths such as "The One For You(Tomorrow) and Today is The Day and Metal Gear Solid 2".

[Pressure]

Wold consider it more as a ambient track since there is no fluid 4/4 beat, good mixing and fun synth use! Gj ;) 4/5

Pahgawk responds:

haha well I'm terrible at classifying music. Is there a flowchart or something somewhere to make that process easier?