Cyberdevil's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Newgrounds, I Hit 'Em Up!]

Funky, fierce, catchy; entertaining work! Nice one.

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[Z-TV]

Creative, crazy, upbeat but.. a bit load! Some frequencies seem to be clipping. Otherwise digging the mix. Has an oldskool hiphop kind of groove to it sometimes too.

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[Center of the Earth--_--]

Fast-paced and energetic! The tempo shits just at the right time too, keeps it from going into the monotone zone just when you start thinking it might after all. Good stuff.

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[The Seeing]

Smooth, somber, melancholy, maybe... it's a both ambient and eerie sounding piece. Makes for good background music, though in itself it feels a bit low, and distant... you can see it in the waveform too. Very low. I imagine a bit better recording quality might bring this all up a notch in more than just volume, but at the same time maybe the effect pumps up the eeriness just a little more... nice sound.

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[horror ambience]

A pretty spooky stream of audio! Atmospheric, ambient, with that one bump of nearness on the way... really smooth work. Most appreciate how it doesn't overbuild anything. It really stays eerie all the way.

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[Killing Machine]

It's like the eighties all over again! :D I can imagine this in some old action series of the times. Love the style, the bashful beat and synth, though the sound quality feels - maybe in homage of the time too though - somewhat flat. Nice work.

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[Tragic End]

A sad and mighty musical journey, that goes from introductory cries of anguish to a long stroll along the brink of the abyss... an eerie ambience that seems to dig deep into your soul and mess with the monster that lingers therein. I really love the vibe in this! The flow, the distant cries and angel song in the background... beautifully put together.

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[NGAP15 Act 1 - A-Bot's Theme]

A pretty bumping theme! Ambient even with the energy though, and with a mysterious tone to it as it goes... I like the build. More and more ominous towards the end,. Nice work. It's like... there's something in the distance... something brewing... something evil... bit much loudness on the whisle/shhh frequences, otherwise all great.

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[Rager - Ground Zero]

You really run into the song right away when it starts! I wonder if it wouldn't have been better with a more gradual beginning, short or no, just something that doesn't completely overwhelm you when it starts.

After that though, when the beat kicks in and the keyboards start running and everything builds and builds... it's pretty intense! :D Bouncing in my seat as I write this, really enjoying the ride and energy. It slows down in a way that doesn't break the focus or fluency, and keeps grinding away, phasing into similar but new patterns and percussion... it's hard to find any flaws here, but if there's something I' think it might be the beat. Considering it's such a fundamental part of DnB it might be nice with some form of change there. Though it alternates, there are so many alternations with the drums, and it always has the same backbone to it. A solo, or more noticeable change percussion-wise might bring it to the next level. That and possible one or more bridges, though I enjoy how consistent this is too.

Keep it going!

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[Hey! - Unheoly]

This is a pretty pompous piece! And orchestral in an uplifting way. I like the build-up, how it just keeps growing and growing, all the while with that steady, heavy beat in the background... like a march. Maybe a bit long a bridge after that, or too low, especially compared to how loud it gets after that (really cutting it close to the top on loudness), but overall sounds great. I liked the percussion in the first bit better than the second part too btw, bit more grind/authenticity, compared to the very audible and slow one toward the end. Either way nice work! I feel like the sound's all there, but maybe work a bit on structure, on keeping the builds and bridges flowing together more so than fading into one another, and a bit more balanced sound level. Good stuff.

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