dontpanic01's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Nechura - On the Run]

pretty badass

All you need is to is add a drop top of the drop with a gated synth, add aphex twin beats and let that caged bassline loose

[B1K - GlitchStep]

my critique

that high pitched ring when the bass starts glitching is extremely annoying
i think you can cut that out with a filter and an equalizer. You should replace it with another synth line or something else like a tenor sax(lol), also i feel that you could make that kick to sound less synthetic. other than it does have potential, good luck with making glitchy dubstep in the future :)

zzbtbest1000zz responds:

Thanks for the input ^_^

Wow, 7/10 is pretty awesome for this. Especially because:

* This is my first dubstep song

* I made it in 1 hour

* I made it on a demo version of FL Studio.

* On a netbook (which isn't built for FL)

I dunno about the squeal and synthetic kick, I kinda thought they were appropriate, because dubstep is electronic music, and there are no rules in electronic music.

[Eric Freeman - Poop]

oh yeah

this isn't shit, its moctezuma's revenge

EricFreeman responds:

This is not a stupid PopCap game >:(

lol jk, thanks for listening and liking it :D

[Unser Ende]

thank you

for an interesting drum and bass track without that stupid repetitive rhythm

[Old-Style DnB (WIP)]

awesome bass

the track has real potential but the beat is way too simplistic

[Watstep]

F*************** F********** !!!!!!!

so clean 5/5

[Rats (Dubmarine Mix)]

wahwahwaaaaaaahwahwah:D

this is like the dubstep version of pink floyd's echoes

[==(Orbit)==]

I love polyrhythms

Its very well put together. Its complex enough to be interesting but simple enough that it is easy to follow

[EX!!! - Something Changes]

smooth

smooth, nice use of the guitar

5/5, 10/10

EternalXIII responds:

xD Thanks for the review!

[/M: Enrichment]

hmm

Nice work in layering the different melodies. I especially like the kick and the overall wavy dynamics

Mich responds:

Thanks!
I find that layering melodies contribute well to transitions; you can fade out one melody and keep the other one playing and such.

Glad you like it. :)