Thetageist's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Funeral]

Favorite song on the entire Cosmic Quadruple-Dutch OST. I love how the intro ramps up into the techno beat and the different melodies that come into play.

[Just a regular Magnet]

Pretty good compositionally and harmonically! I think the simple sound with only a few instruments going at once makes sense for the minimalist graphics and game design.

[SchpeiderMann]

Ich bin tot X’D

You absolutely nailed the Till Lindemann vocal style, and the band’s musical style overall! I’d love to see you apply this to an original composition.

[ghost]

I like the different things you do with that same chord progression! Makes it really interesting!

[Memory Error]

I can tell where you messed it up in the beginning, considering things don’t line up. I love the glitchy feel overall, though, and the kinda Earthbound-like style of some parts!

If I were going to use this in a game, would you fix that little bit there?

[Pterodactyl]

It sounds like a DDR song for ghosts, and I love it. I can definitely hear the love you put into it!

[Good times]

Pretty good smooth jazz! Compositionally, it matches in quality with some of the smooth jazz I’ve heard on the radio. Nice work!

My one critique is that the saxophone sometimes sounds a little computery and emotionless compared to the other instruments. Where’d you get the virtual instrument from?

[Hellcat (Meow!)]

(Lich in the tags? Is there something I should know? Lol)

This is so fun and laid-back, but still punchy! The mixing and instruments are especially pleasing to my ears. And the cat purr included is such a fun touch. The song doesn't scream "cat", but it feels right for the character!

[-High Road-]

I love the mix of electronic and acoustic elements! It just feels experimental and abstract in a really good way. Calm and driving at the same time.

[horseshoe battle]

I like the idea, but I’m hearing this as mainly a disparate collection of loops. I’d recommend you do some experimenting with the samples and beats, either with timing or in an editor, in order to get them to line up more and transition from one to the other more smoothly.