SpeedoRH's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[WoolyScarf - Kicked Out]

Not too bad if I gotta be honest here. Chill and nice, just right.

DJ-Halit responds:

Thank you! :D

[Eternal Life]

That's some fire right there! It just needs a compressor/limiter, it'll remove the distortion.

DaMusicFoxx responds:

Ok! Thanks for the advice!

[Pewter City - Cover]

That's pretty nice!

colorsCrimsonTears responds:

Thx man~

[Golden Sahib]

Sounds like Hybrid Trap to me, but damn amazing nonetheless!
I still gotta understand how you made Indian instruments fit so well in these tracks. It is mindblowing.

SuperSoniker responds:

I got the sounds from the instruments and made notes with them, just like drums and electronic instruments. I'm glad you enjoyed it. <3

[Boom-Bay]

The drop is hella good, the Sarangi fits it so well!

SuperSoniker responds:

Thanks, it was a lot of fun making the notes with that instrument :D

[Shehnai Attack]

I love your growls, man, they are so friggin' good!
Keep it up!

SuperSoniker responds:

Thank you! <3

[Initialization]

Pretty nice! Reminds me of Caustic in a certain way, but I see how this is not entirely supposed to be a track to headbang to.

Keep it up tho, still sounds pretty good!

thedqrkmage responds:

Thanks. I'll put more effort into arrangement and overall musicality in the upcoming tracks!

[Tanpura At Evening]

Damn, this song's pretty lit!

Keep up the fire man!

SuperSoniker responds:

Thanks man! :D

[Why]

Sounds like it's an ambient/videogame track rather than drum 'n' bass. Still, I would remove the snare at 1:02/1:41, makes the song less relaxing than it should be. Apart from that, it is a good tune.

Keep it up, and hf with next projects!

SarahRBC responds:

Thank you

[Death's Lullaby]

I love the spooky atmosphere. Made me shake a little ngl.

CIEIRMusic responds:

Thanks. When I did this, as mentioned, I was imagining what kind of lullaby the reaper would listen to. So in order for me to do that, I had to picture the kind of bedroom Death would sleep in and what kind of music would make him sleep. Plus some of the more "Pleasant" lullabies have been known to be surprisingly dark. Like Rock-A-By Baby, for example. Who in their right mind would think a kid could sleep to a song about a baby in a cradle on top of a tree about to fall any moment?