mooseymaniac's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[A Spooky Rock Beat...]

Wow!

Dude, this thing has character! I really like it, the drums are pretty epic and everything alse fits nicely. I think the best part of this song is the piano melody.

[DJ XeMeX - The Fallen]

This is epic!

The strings part sounds like something from LOTR. You oculd have "filled" The song with maybe a backround synth or something, it just sounds a little empty at parts to me... But the build up at the end there has an awesome beat, seriously gets you moving.

Good job man. :D

CAK3MAT3 responds:

LOls thx man ..and i noe wat u mean lols :D...next time ill do tht ;)

[Helium]

It's simply brilliant

It really catches a great sort of mood, and sets new boundaries for original sound employment. I personally don't like the voice clip. But that's just me. great song.

NaaaB responds:

thanks ! ;)

[SkeRp (Mans0n)]

You got it good.

Lessen the bass on the kick a bit. But other than that, for a song with only fifteen patterns and three automations it isn't all that bad. You should finish this, make it longer and add more to it.

Mans0n responds:

thanks for the review! and i actually ended up redoing the whole song. so the structure is totally different.

[Mirage 6 (Short Edit)]

YEAY!

Haha!. This is great. I could listen to this for a while. I think the main synth gets a little annoying over the period of time you have it constantly playing. You should let it up after the intro and then introduce again later for short periods of time. Nonetheless. A great song.

[DJW!peout - 8bit terror]

This is decent

I actually really like the melody and what you are trying to do here. certain parts, like the begining fast parts sound kind of muddy and reverby. you need to make louder drums like the drums near the end of the song. those were awesome. The beat was more distinct and felt quite jumpy and moving. Good job though. you're on the right track.

[<Em> UpStart (????)]

Luv it

Please make a bigger version of this exact thing cuz its brilliant.

ERAmatica responds:

will do! Thank you!

<Em>

[Jealousy (con drums FINAL)]

You have a good voice!

It really isn't too bad a song as you say. lol. You can sing harmony too and I like it! Pretty horrible quality recording but nonetheless... you have some musical talent! Get yourself a record label. or join purevolume or something. but good job. Very creative. Great congo beat too.

isaac100000 responds:

Thanks ^^ The quality is due to recording with the singstar mics made for ps2 ^^ i need to get real recording equipment.

i want to set up a band with me and some of my friends. i have a friend who is a way better singer than i am and a far better drummer friend and an extremely better guitarist friend XD

anyways, ty so much for the comments, and i'll look into purevolume. never really heard of it....

[-Orr- Conceptual Cubes]

Well done

Like most of your music, it totally reminds me of something that could've been on smash bros melee for gamecube! :3.
But really, this has a very catchy upbeat melody and great orchestral sounds penetrating through it's wonderfully composed core.
It must take you forever to do each seperate and uniquely composed part of the orchestra.
Hats off to you, you talented bum.
:D

DavidOrr responds:

Thanks!!

[SP - Generic Dance Song 3 V4]

Goes good with generic dance moves.

You've captured the dance feel for sure. Perhaps even improved on it. I've always loved the guitar harmonics preset. lol. Sadly, I've grown entirely sick of FL presets. Nonetheless... great melodies and creativity man, it's practicly oozing from my ears after listening to this.
Congrats on your genericism I guess. lol.

Steven-Polley responds:

Heh, thanks, this was originally part of a series of generic dance songs, all the way up to Generic Dance Song 7. It was a project I started about a year ago. The aim behind it was to try and point out that the melody of a song doesn't make it generic, it's the way you combine the melody with the rest of the elements, such as rhythm etc in order to make it plain and boring. For example, from 1:22 to 1:28 there's no rhythm, but it's brought in with a nice snare transition in this remake.