WarmanSteve's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[FTL - Civil Disobedience]

The mixing on this is brilliant. Keep it up!

BouncyPiglett responds:

Holy shit BRILLIANT?

Aaaw yiss

No no I shoudln't feel proud
when I feel proud I stop working lol

But thankyou!

[ELiZA]

This is pretty great, not gonna lie.

bluebooblue responds:

Thanks dude!!

[Pangaea]

Great tune! I've been looking for a percussive effect like that clicking noise you used for a while now. What's it called, and how did you make it?

RiverK responds:

Clicking noise? Almost all the perc is low and booming. The snare, I guess? The percussion is "Motion" from Stylus RMX.

[Withstand-FYP^^]

It's mixed well and it sounds great!

aevidal88 responds:

thanks would be better with some soul gripping vocals : P

[Every Day to It's Fullest]

I gotta agree with ForeverBound, there were a lot of places where the volume seemed a bit unbalanced. Most of it involved the guitar being too prominent while everything else was barely audible. Also (And this may just be a personal preference), I think that this kind of song would end better on a sustained note than a fade out. As far as the actual composition of the piece, you did an excellent job. With a few tweaks and adjustments, I'd definitely say that this is album material.

octaveReborn responds:

Oh wow, you guys are right, i released this months ago. Back then I didn't pay much attention to volume balance. I have studied more theory and technics. But your right, the guitar is blaring loud, and the piano sounds out of place. If i was review this now what i did months ago i would have been more been more harsh than you guys. Thanks for your constructive criticism. I will release an fixed version of the song when i get around to it.

[WarioWare: "S.S. Groose"]

Not bad at all. Writing stuff in DIY is pretty fun :D

PeachToadstool responds:

Thanks.

[Fortuna Plains]

Absolutely phenomenal. Gotta love the RPG vibe :D What did you use to make this?

DanJohansen responds:

RPG rule! :D
Thanks a lot man, I used EWQL Symphonic Orchestra for most of this :)