Sythec's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Ambrosia]

Big UPS

Retro work NOM NOM

end with the guitar is pretty sick, the buildup was so-so

Phishrcool42 responds:

You actually gave me "big ups"? I'm so proud! My life is complete.

["Lightning Rod"]

Nice

You should try Drum N Bass

phosphorusprocedure responds:

I would, but I'm not quite sure what it is. I'll check it out. Peace.

[Scarab -r]

Great tune

Rip the bass a bit more!

To me the synth reverb is a bit much, but I love the hits and the break around 1:45

Rawrthaas responds:

Thanks for the review =D

[[D]- Truth]

^_^

Needs a good kickline. Reverse an punchy kick, sounds good after the regular kick. for a Badump-wump effect.

Korpze responds:

Well, i do have a kick to it, but its kinda hidden, that tells me "boost it up!!"
ill try better next time

[Switch Hammer]

the bass was weak

Well organized and composed, but in the future try to incorporate some mix of sounds(edit/create unique?) , and not play the cathode loop over and over. ++bass dub would do wonders for the chorus... Kicks alone dont define the "Bass" in DnB. Drums Lead, Bass push.

ViralStudios responds:

Ya... I totaly screwed up by mastering at my friends house with the sub on.

[gospel trance gray]

Not trance... Still good

This is dubstep/Trip-hop. Nicely done. I'm <3ing your Drums on all your songs. What do you use? (sounds like FL drumsynth?) mind messaging me?

gray1 responds:

didn't i send you some cocky messeg a while ago
well sorry about that kinda weird some times but yah um i just use filters and make my own drum loops using the fpc or the drumsynth its easer to use the fpc tho

[Silver Grave]

X_X

composure isn't half bad, but smeh.

Tekknus, if you want some Pro trance, look up Markus Shulz / Armin Van Buuren / Ferry Corsten.

Spoony18 responds:

Ummm, clearly you should read my little heading. thanks for the review though.

[Improvisation Number One]

enjoyed the sporatic tunes... Better quality?

Ambient Jazz woot

Adam-Beilgard responds:

Yeah, I guess a few jazz licks snuck their way in. This was a tribute to Ryo Noda, Saxophonist/Composer extraordinaire, and while I wish the quality was better (I mean I have $200 mics, ffs) I'm pretty happy with the way this one turned out.