Reali-tGlitch's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Joshi'O - The best]

Your mastering is one of the only good things about this piece, honestly. The volumes are well-balanced.

The song, itself (especially during the drop), doesn't feel all that coherent, however.

You are on an interesting path, and one that might lead to some good works, at that.

Joshi-o responds:

really thanks man n.n.

[Be With You (forever)]

It's definitely original, but in this particular case, it really doesn't help.

It honestly sounds too experimental. You may be doing something different, but everything feels too mashed and out of key a little. Organized in its randomness (but not in a good way like glitch music). It's even too weird to call it glitchstep.

You may be on to something, but you're far from there.

I'm sorry I wasn't able to word it well; it is hard to describe this piece.

Sincerely,
Reali-tGlitch

Athanatos responds:

I agree, and disagree with you. Not to say your wrong, because you're not.
But here's my thoughts...

I agree with you that its different, and its very experimental.
I agree its somewhat random.

But to say that its too experimental (in a bad way), not organized at all and the fact that it sounds "original" and its a bad thing?
I disagree.
Just because something is very experimental doesn't mean its bad. It simply means its never been done and people have to learn to understand it.
It may sound disorganized to you and I understand that. I could understand if everyone felt that way. I made this song the way my mind felt like it should be made, and so I organized it in this kind of way.
It's not perfect, but its the way I felt I should have made it.
I made it the way it was for a reason.

But I understand everything you said and I COMPLETELY accept it :)
Also I appreciate you taking the time to tell me your thoughts on this!

~SPHX

[-= Firefight =-]

To take content from one of the best movies of all time, and throw in one of the most original artists in the dubstep business, is an eargasm-addict's dream.

Bravo, once again, TB.
-Reali-tGlitch

TheBiocide responds:

Seriously glad to hear that, man! Appreciate the support <3

Cheers!

[-= Space Boots (RMX) =-]

There is no denying the prevalent tone and sound of a Biocide song. Mechanical, acidic, and intense. Those are the three best verbs to accurately describe one of your songs.

You are a beast among men, but only in the best possible way.

I only wish I could aspire to your quality (but clearly not your sound; where would the originality be, then?)

Keep up the good work, old friend.

Until next time,
Reali-tGlitch

TheBiocide responds:

There are few things I enjoy more than a genuinely awesome review - and that's exactly what you've got here... Muuuuch love, buddy. Can't thank you enough for your continuous support.

Always happy to hear from ya <3

[-= System =-]

Simplym beautifully destructive, as always. One of your best.

TheBiocide responds:

Really appreciate that! Thanks, buddy.

[-= Backlash =-]

Ah, that classic Biocide bass my ears have been missing recently.

Keep 'em coming, buddy. Now that I'm back in the game, too, I shall see you at the zenith ;)

TheBiocide responds:

Excellent! Glad to see you're back, man! Always nice to hear from ya :)

[Spoon(e) - Rays of Light]

This is sort of a median between bro- and chillstep, and it walks that line with superb balance. I cannot say the intro struck me as very good, mostly due to the square melody, but it really blends well when you have the rawr bass going. Overall, a pretty good job.

-Reali-tGlitch

Spoonukem responds:

I appreciate the time you've put out to write a review. This was a rather experimental track, and not much thought went into it... It was the last track I created on my laptop, which was decaying (more or less), it could barely run FL Studio. So I couldn't do 'as much' as I could've...

nonetheless, thanks for the review!

[Desire feat Steklo]

First thing that struck me was how everything sounded like they were dragged along together (but it worked, surprisingly). The second thing is that I noticed how you have almost no emphasis whatsoever on your snare; try downloading Soundgoodizer (it's free, last I checked, and is a great form of a compressor). It would really bring out the snare.

The drop is interesting, as well.

Overall, it feels mashed, but surprisingly works a decent bit, so good job on that.

martin-wales responds:

cheers bud, yeah I actually have that, I'll make sure to give it a try next time. :D cheers for the review.

[The next step]

I can tell right away from the instruments you are using that you haven't been producing for very long at all. You are onto the right track, and nice job on a harmonic key for the piano (even though you are using what I expect is FL Keys). Keep at it, and build your library of sounds. I recommend vstplanet.com; they have a large amount of free VST's.

bolisa responds:

you're right, it didnt take that long for producing this song. BUT im not onto the right track, cause if would do that, this song would sound bad.
thanks for the advice about the VST, im gonna work with that!
Thanks for the review.

[Bite Your Head Off]

It is definitely repetitive, to say the least (wait, just realized it was a loop, sorry.Very nicely looped). I also think that the metallic sound that makes the bass sound like it's reflecting off the walls of a completely titanium room is actually detrimental to it, and the bass should take center stage without it to be a little more in-your-face. I could definitely picture something like this in a movie.

PERVOK responds:

Are you talking about the throaty sounds or the higher frequency sounds in the bassline? A pm would be nice :) And thank you for the review