nargp's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Untitled Dubbiness]

Loved it. The buildup was fantastic, I also really liked the piano complementing the bassline. The only problem is that it was so short :c

pillow responds:

Thank you so much for the positive review *^.^*

BUT do not fret...this is but a demo! There will be MUCH added! Even this bit here will undergo a few changes to add a bit more "depth" and "umph". Stay tuned :D

[Weird (WIP)]

Pretty nice. The beginning was slightly repetitive and I felt like I had to skip until something changed. The sounds you used were pretty unique and I liked it. Nice job (=

[Spaze - Who You Are]

I'm sorry, but I really can not express how much I feel that this is your BEST track yet. This track is so beautiful, please make more like this.

The melody is AMAZING

[WildArms Dubstep mix :3]

You did a simply amazing job!

This song sent a lot of feeling, and was a unique type of dubstep. You could feel a lot of despair and helplessness, but it still sounds great. The start was a sort of 8-bit, like an old Zelda game, but it become so catchy and addicting after.

The occasial ... "weyp" sample sounds (i don't know what to call them, sorry) brought a really nice essence to the song, making it unique.

Good on you!

Soulero responds:

Thank you man!

[Rot Pot - A]

I really liked/enjoyed this, but when the drop came I felt like there wasn't enough bass. It may be hard to describe, but the drop felt... shallow :)
But overall, it was still a very enjoyable song and I'd like to hear more!

Theledge93 responds:

Check out my other songs. I have different varietes. I've experimented with recording instruments, Using movie clips, even doing sub Bass songs made to rattle your house/car apart. Thank you for the review as always!

[his funeral, her memories]

Intense, emotional track.

You truly have done an outstanding job on this track. You could imagine the pain and feelings that the song tries to demonstrate. The deep, bellowing drums in the back created a nice feel to it, making it seem more thoughtful.

What I really liked is how the climax built up to a pounding, intense feel, then fell back to a calm, stressing piano. It was a great example of a book--start slow, build action, climax, fall.

The middle seemed a bit too happy for the title, but the end was simply stunning.

[Winter at the Castle]

Words can not describe it!

What a beautiful piece...

When I listened to this, I felt instant warmth and happiness (sort of) :P
I could tell that this was probably difficult to create... the combination of sounds was well worked.
Around 32 seconds, the tone became a bit sullen and dark, but it eventually panned out to be an amazing cinematic piece. I felt as if I were floating through a dusty forest, with sunlight streaming down from the branches.

At 1:30 the song began to show a unraveling conflict that was being solved...

The change at 1:55 seemed a tad out of place but it quickly picked itself back up and was amazing. It felt as if I had come from the warmth of a forest to a cool, dark temple.

This is the type of song that can create a picture in your mind. Unbelievable!

Bosa responds:

Yes, there is always room to improve most definitely. Like I've said before, I am one of the worst composers you could listen to, but I am trying my very best to improve as much as I can.

I have been known for my unsubtle changes in my music.

[Rising from the deeps]

Magnificent - Portrays an amazing struggle!

This song is so relaxing, yet it makes you feel "powerful" at the same time. It's hard to describe, the way it shows a suffering and the start, and a revolution at the climax. You've done a great job with the orchestra on this one, definite download from me (:

This is a great example to show how 2 minutes could tell a story better than some movies nowadays *cough*

10/10!

Cepreu4 responds:

Thank you for such a detailed review! I'm realy happy to hear, that my music can be interpreted as a little story.