NickSandwich's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[DJ Derrick--E of I Preview]

Nice

Better than most of the crap on NG. Actually has some mastering and proper mixing. Good melodies, bassline. You earn an A in my books.
This is definitely trance (hard trance or maybe even goa), though, not industrial.

Yodamanjaro responds:

Yeah, I realize it's trance now that I've got more experience with this, but thanks for the review man.

[The Simpsons Theme Metali]

AWESOME

This has got to be your best work. Lots of dynamics! +++

[-=IG=- Still Love Her ver1]

4/5

I'm gettin' down to this, yo.

InGenius responds:

Thanks for the review.

[Prog. Metal Attempt]

BLASH

I agree with Master Jiji. There is the worst problem of misplaced genres on NG.

[Here You Lay {=MMD=}]

Finally, a really good song!

Hey! Finally, a song I can give 5/5 to. Feel privileged, my friend. I don't do this often.

[The Large Intestine]

Congratulations

You may have just invented a new genre, my friend. Trance licks and metal beats lol.
I like it either way, tho. Reminds me of old IM.

Cutting-Christ responds:

Oh! Me likes old IM. ^_^

[Mary (Studio Recording)]

How about this?

Right before the last lick loops for the last time, break off into the "you will never catch the dragon" riff, use that as a new verse, and use your last "mary don't you listen" part as a chorus from then on out, and this whole song could just be the intro to a longer song.

Monkeywithumbs responds:

Great idea(s)! I understand what you are saying completely an am going to try it. If it all works out like you suggested, you will get co-writer credits. Big deal, huh? Thanks again.

[3Jane]

Pretty sweet

You got some pretty cool sounds in there, man. I liketh mucheth.

[Thug Life]

Not bad...

Not too shab. You've got potential. To follow up on the comments below on the vocals, try this to bring them out more: First, compress the shit outta them. I usually go as high as a 10:1 compression ratio, but 5:1 works well for a more natural sound. Then EQ. Filter frequencies below 120~200hz to get rid of the unneccessary low noise. Then give it a wide boost of 5db to 1.6khz~2.4khz (depending on what tone you want to bring out). Give 2db to 10khz for added clarity, and if you want a bit more presence than that, you can boost 2-3db to 7~8khz. Hope this helps.

l3al3yT responds:

Thank you, this should really help me out, I'll try this with my next single.

[4 Beats]

Kinda reminds me of Air

This is a really neat track. Props.