offi-DtrGuo-cial's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[-Distorted Thoughts-]

This goes hard! The kick drum feels especially raw and stands out amongst the lower-frequency sounds in the mix, like the bass.

blackhole666 responds:

Thanks for your review!

[Cosmic Strider]

Heavy-hitting and gritty from the get-go! I love the melodic expression and the lead synth contrasting with the brutality of the bass. Although it does sound a little muddy on the low-end—maybe high-pass some sounds and center the sub freqencies to clean it up there.

[one bouncy day 2]

Beautiful harmony of percussion—you got laser kicks, snares, punchy kicks, some midrange sounds—makes a stellar drum solo. There's low end and there's high end, with some midrange in between. It's just that this isn't really fitting for the Dubstep category.

Ndog3856 responds:

What genre do you want it to be? I'm not good at thinking of any

[Koopa and Troopa theme song]

I think this would fit better in the Experimental category.

[Dubstep first attempt]

Nice compositional structure—intro, build-up, drop—and catchy sound choices as well! For the next steps, I'd suggest looking a bit into music theory so that the melodies can sound even more harmonic and blend well together.

Rojen05 responds:

Ahah!this my first track.and this is awful))
My last track more better and I submit it for fun

[RiDdiM]

Interesting use of pitch as a modulation tool for your bass. It still gives the variation in rhythm without resorting to excess volume modding. If minimal is what you're going for, then this is absolutely it!

[MI FIRST GLITCH HOP]

The mixing and instrument arrangement seem on point. The screech lead used alongside the lower-end basses make an interesting contrast. I would suggest working a bit on the melodies, since the keys seem to clash together.

DIXLOX responds:

thanks for commenting, this helps me see my mistakes and some flaws that my songs have xd, thank you and I appreciate your recommendation

[A Night in the River]

A serene atmosphere created by the slow synth chords and the exotic percussion. If you made this with just that one instrument that's very impressive! I bet it would sound even greater in stereo.

[Drop The Dubstep]

Interesting choice of percussion there! It gives quite the character to the track. The atmosphere and the bass give some oldschool vibes.

[Alter Ego]

A catchy four-on-the-floor beat! Even with so many different instruments it still feels like a single, cohesive song. I wonder where you got the vocals from...