anthonyragus's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[C418 - Intro (Remix)]

Fantastic job on producing such a powerful arrangement. This is a subjective stylistic choice, but I think the strings would benefit from a fade from nothing through the first four chords (volume fade-in lasts from 1:53 to 2:15). Great work

[jaew - springwise]

Super harmonious melding of textures and styles. I dig that spectral (kind of sounds like desnoising) effect when everything else cuts off at 4:30. Fantastic transitions overall

AUTOSTEREOGRAM responds:

thank you!! i love that spectral artifacty sound, iirc i used a maxforlive device called InstaDist there, which was designed to emulate low bit denoising and compression

[Teminite & Skybreak - Accelerate]

Rolling around at the speed of WUB

[It Goes Like This]

That's right, it went like that, oh yeah.

[self sabotage]

It's awesome to hear breakcore with this level of variation and tonal shifts. 1:10 was especially fascinating to experience, reminded me of a Virtual Self moment. Fantastic work here

Softboy7 responds:

Thank you so much! Hearing stuff like this makes me really really happy because I put a lot of thought into these tracks and you noticed it!
Thanks a lot <3

[Needlemouse - All Is Lost (Sarah's Theme)]

Way past spooky!

[vakir04 - TILL I DIE]

I super dig the mood and that haunting supersaw melody. Fantastic work

[LordAndiso - Salvation [F/C Dysfunktion]]

Heck yeah, this breakbeat slaps severely. I dig all the foley elements you used. What's the one at 0:21, 0:55, etc.? It reminds me of a soda can opening.

LordAndiso responds:

Thank you :) Sorry to reply late, but the foley element is BOFB_03_Percussion_Fill_150bpm
from Splice sample library

[A little hapiness]

Very cool in both concept and execution. It reminds me of a lot of vaporwave I've heard, much of which is also pitched down songs. I sped it up to 4x in my DAW just for fun; it's interesting how the harmony sounds a bit different at two octaves higher, but I think I prefer this way you've uploaded it. Great work

[Project 86]

Why yes, I do welcome more progressive-form experimental things, yessir.