Reali-tGlitch's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[death_machine]

Harsh Noise Glitchstep

Interesting take

DistortedVortex responds:

it's not Glitchstep, Deathstep btw

[Noicion]

Now this is some old-school shit, right here. I fucking love it. Spectacular stuff, even with the mildly-shoddy mastering.

kcpm responds:

Thanks man! Mastering is something I definitely need to improve on.

[Future]

You reviewed mine, so may as well return the favor.

This is some truly spectacular stuff. Been a long time since I have heard such a quality melodic dubstep piece on Newgrounds. The mastering is a tad odd, with the emphasis on mid and high frequencies, as opposed to lower, but that's melodic stuff for you. I am definitely impressed!

Pandasticality responds:

thank you for your kind words, i love doing melodic stuff, il definantly do more in the future,
Thank you for your review, much appreciated.
- Pandasticality

[8bit]

Newgrounds has a chipstep section-- this is, quite frankly, where it belongs.

That aside, the sounds are well balanced. The piece, as a whole, is incredibly repetitive. This isn't so much 'listening' music as 'background' music. I could hear this in a videogame, very easily.

namirhassan responds:

this song was the 2nd thing i made on fl studio. lol

but thanks for the insightful review. :)

[Steps (Original Mix)]

Not dub, or brostep, or chillstep, or anything related, in the slightest. Far more of a techno/fusion piece, at least with this site's genre listings.

Overall, though, the mastering is quite nice. The synth you used in the 'drop', though, did feel quite raw compared to everything else, and considering that everything else didn't really change their feel/tone (drums, melody, etc.), it really felt out of place. The mastering, like I said, is nicely done. The volumes of everything match very nicely. The beat is also quite nice, very ambient.

The composition itself is a little lacking, for me. Not quite my tastes. That I won't mark you down for, though, since that would be biased.

Anaklosmos responds:

Hey thanks for the review man! I just now listened to this after quite a while for the first time and I can hear exactly what you can. I have ditched this project and have started moving on to more exciting tracks, but thanks so much for the feedback! Can't improve if I don't know what I'm doing wrong! XD

[-= Shadowframe =-]

The immediately-recognizable throat bass you use almost always brings a smile to my face. Keep on keepin' on, my friend.

TheBiocide responds:

Ironic, because comments like these usually do the same to me ;)

Cheers, buddy!

[Apex Predator]

The snare feels under-powered once the low-pass goes away, honestly.

While not personally a favorite type of dubstep of mine, I can still tell it is fairly well mastered (outside of the snare), and well-composed. Keep it up!

-Reali-tGlitch

[-= ak9 - Shamaen (RMX) =-]

Leave it to one of my favorite electronic artists to make me like a song in a genre I typically avoid.

Bravo, good sir. You keep on keeping on.

TheBiocide responds:

Seriously happy to hear that, man!

Plenty-o-stuff on the way! Cheers, dude!

[Vorarephilia]

Looked up what exactly this philia is-- no thank you.

The song, though, is not bad. Incredibly synthpunk vibe to it, which is just something you don't hear often, these days.

Slug-Salt responds:

Thanks for stopping by to review, much appreciated.

[Horror Moded]

Reminded a good bit of the likes of Blue Stahlii and Celldweller. While not the best piece, I am definitely liking it. Keep it up!

DESHIEL responds:

Then I recommend you to follow Vaeviktus and to tell him on his own profile that you like what he did with the music, because he is the one who makde it sounds a bit like Blue stahli and Celldweller, not Deshiel (me)

PS: I love Celldweller ;)