SynthGoddess's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Lonely]

It's fairly repetitive, not much variation whatsoever-- but it's looping so I guess it's a loop? I like the beat either way though. It's really chill and I think this could become a fantastic song if there was some variation and some lyrics and whatnot. Overall though, I was moving to this a little bit. nice!

ggsevv responds:

I actually did record a song to it. I don't like the way my producer made it sound, though so I'm having him redo it. Once it's done, I'll definitely put it on here. Thanks!

[To The Skies]

Honestly, 1:24 was when I started liking this song. I like it when pianos mix in nicely with the music. You incorporated it well. You are right, it is repetitive, but, it's not bad! I feel like I can see this song as like some ending credits song lol.

Shanemsvlog responds:

Thanks lol!

[Inquest- Estar48 Ft. Djdj]

The voice mixing with the music is a bit weird, actually. I love it all, really. The lyrics are awesome, and the song-- damn. My only problem is the mixing with the voice and song. It sounds like the voice is stuck in a box...I don't know what it is. huh... Sorry I'm so late reviewing this.

NeoAlchemist247 responds:

It's all good. Yeah, I can agree that something is off about the EQ on this track. Sometimes I have a hard time getting my vocals to sounds natural- and sometimes it happens because I subconsciously turn down my vocals because I don't like the way my voice sounds. But this one is more or less because of the Josephine quality. Check out inquest 2- I made it with a better microphone.

[Phantasm (Final)]

The pad in the beginning: So smooth, so flawless. The gate was effective as well. I loved the beat starting at 1:09, I just wish it was a smidge stronger. But it wasn't so weak that it made the entire song unlistenable. I think a piano track somewhere in here would've worked out nicely, too. But then again, I think the piano would work well in a lot of songs. But this one in particular would do nicely with a soft piano track in the background. The song itself is so upbeat, it had me moving! I can tell some serious work went into this one. Nice, nice, nice work!

deadbea7 responds:

thanks! positive reviews are awesome to see. i actually wrote out a keyboard part, but i was reluctant to use it. it just made it seemed "crowded" to me. i may do a "remix" and mix it properly to get it to fit in the song. thanks for the awesome review!

[-Awesome-]

Well damn. You sure did get creative with the name, didn't you? Heh, this, I have to admit, is sick. The drop at 0:53, I was done. I agree that the mastering could be touched up a little bit. The piano chords could use a little touch up too-- so they aren't as harsh. Maybe a medium reverb effect? (It wouldn't be a super reverb-y...but just enough so I doesn't sound so raw). The variation in this song keeps me interested the entire time-- it's not repetitive at all. Overall, I loved it! I was sad when it ended... >.>

Demonicity responds:

well im not good at the creativity of names so i decided to take that from the voice glitching :D

[squares 'n' stuff]

At first I was like: Why is the beat so weak? I love the chord synth but...that beat...
Then around 0:15 the true origin of the beat came in and It made my eardrums so happy...I love everything about this song. The bass, the vocals coming in after about 1:00, the synths, the gates, the speed, everything was so fluid and well-placed. The square synths were very nice touches. I just want to know where you got those vocals from...they are so good and the effects put on them are simply trance-inducing. I really don't have anything bad to say about this song. By the name "squares n' stuff" I was thinking: Oh, man..this is just another song made by some kid just learning how to use a synthesizer.
...but man, was I blown away. Fantastic track.

kasola responds:

Sorry I fooled you with the track name!

I updated the description to show where the vocals came from. As for processing, it's mostly chorus, ping-pong delay and reverb!

[Def Jammin On The Road]

This sounds like a song that would appear on some game on my SNES, especially at 0:31. It was fun to listen to-- very fun. The beat was so unique and was at just the right volume. I loved this mash-up. Very, very nice. Wonderful work here.

Metroidrayquaza51 responds:

^^ thanks! I wanted to follow a retro-feel to the tune so I did the best I could.

[Archer (Original mix)]

Yes! This is getting me moving, honestly. The synth choice from the chords is literally out of this world, I'm enjoying it a lot, and at 1:49 I got a bit of chills! The strings, that was a wonderful add! The gating synth, everything flowed so nicely. I say this a lot,, but I really think a piano track somewhere in here work so nicely. Even if it was in the background, the piano would work wonderfully. I was in a daze with this song, I liked it a lot and in fact, I'm gonna download it now. You take the classic house genre and classic characteristics and make them extremely unique and I like that a lot. Fantastic work here, I look forward to more!

RasmusiBoy responds:

Thanks for your kind words and suggestion!! :)