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Very nice

I apologize I'm not in a reviewing mood.
But I feel I owe it to you!

I love the hard kick and clap.
LOVE IT
And the melodies and all that are very nice, I like how it was kept simple too.

That's some hawt shit with BrixX xDD
Kidding, best of luck you two. :]

(Sorry for the bad review. :[[)

5/5

Mich responds:

hehe, No problem man, I still like it.
I felt That that clap needed harder, so I did that before I submitted :p
So it's a good thing I did that.

Thanks for the review!
-MICH

Wow.

It's honestly not horrible until you bring in everything. The kick is panned to the left side and it's reverb is on the left? All your synths and stuff are WAY too loud! You can barely hear any other percussion, I'm actually not sure if there's any others.
The sounds are just way too harsh, did you even EQ this??

I'm not usually so rude as this... But this track is killing my ears!

Good effort, I understand that Reason is a tough program.
3/5

SymbolCymbal responds:

Yeah this was the first song i ever created using reason i found it on my old computer when i used reason 3.0.. i didnt even want to spend the time to EQ it.... just figured i would throw it up.
thanks for the review though
:)

Love this...

I like this a lot more than your new song and the Sytrus song. It's just amazing, how do you come up with the ideas for these songs, seriously?

However you do it, keep it up. It inspires the mortal people of Newgrounds to keep working their asses off to be as good as the rest of you godly music-maker guys. :P

5/5
Amazing, this is the best kind of trance IMO. :]]

Mrmilkcarton responds:

Glad you liked it took a while to make and was a fun challenge.

I am proud to say...

That you were the first artist I listened to when I joined for the very first time back in July. I knew you were good and produced some amazing stuff.

But this, this completely destroys every thought I had about you being a real person. You sleep on clouds and spit lightning bolts don't you... DON'T YOU RIG!
Seriously man, I've kept up with your music for almost a year now. And you never cease to amaze me with it.

Best of luck in the future man!
You'll need it to top this genius piece of music!

Rig responds:

Those lightning bolts get pretty annoying after a while...especially while brushing my teeth. You know how many sinks I've gone through? :(

But seriously, thanks for the encouragement! I never knew I really had fans like you before...this made my day! :3

Dooood...

First off, thanks for letting me know this as done, That was awesome of you!
I didn't like the buildup to the slow part as much as I liked it on the demo. :[
The hat killed my ears it was really overpowering everything, it might just be the fact that I don't like really high sounds though...

But after that it was just unbelievable, really. If I was better at this I'm sure I would probably be able to give you a better review. But in the meantime... This song is just godlike, insane!

5/5

Mrmilkcarton responds:

Thanks though your input matters. It could be my mixing that messed up a bit.

Good effort.

Being a guitarist I can't help but HATE FL Slayer. Thats not what hurt this track though, it was the snare drum... It was WAY too loud.

Honestly if this were EQd better and the FL guitar sounded less... Slayery :P this would be tons better.
Maybe you could send me the .flp I could help you out a little bit?

Best of luck in the future.
4/5

Idea for track title: Death to Muffintown.
I don't know why that works for me, but if you think about it. There's a gun type sound in the background somewhere...

bauvdel responds:

Me also being a guitarist I definitely agree with you. I absolutely hate fl slayer. but i'm on a new laptop and haven't gotten very far on adding any sound fonts. But i'd love to send it to you. And yes I also agree with the snare being way too loud.

Equipment issues aside.

I'm right there with you on the no lessons thing. So I know how it feels.

A few pointers: You're pressing down way to hard and also picking too hard.
Just relax and let your heart do the work, not your fingers and your mind.

Also, never use amp overdrives... Ever. 'cause that's exactly what this sounds like. I HIGHLY recommend that you get yourself a decent multi-effects pedal.
I use a Zoom G2.1u pedal, about $170 found in most guitar shops. There's a $100 version that doesn't have the pedal, same effects, no pedal. :[

I love the idea you have going here. It's a nice progression, it's very dirty, blending wasn't done so nicely. But that's alright, I get what you were trying to do here.

Just keep working on that recording. Or see if one of the other guitar guys will help you out, I don't really have any tricks or secrets 'cause I don't use a program to set up the EQ and all that good stuff.

4/5

himenow responds:

This was recorded a whiiiile ago, I got better. ;)
Check out some of my latest recordings :D

SUCKS!

Nice man, the drums started getting annoying when it slowed down though. And the guitar was a little quiet...

Great job though man, keep it up.

sculpted-cold responds:

FUK U & GET SUM BETTUR HEDFONEZ U JREK

Haha, the production is a lot better on the album version. I would upload it, but the album is just one 25 minute song hahaha. Ah well, thanks for the 10. ;)

Maybe...

You should name this arpeggio study no1 w/o arpeggios :PP
I'm tryin' to give this a shot myself, I'll update ya if I get somethin' up!

(Check out my tracks if you would??)

sorohanro responds:

"arpeggio study no1 w/o arpeggios" :))))
or shorter arpeggio w/o arpeggios

i'll check later ;)

Not bad :]

You started a bit early, my only complaint.

But it goes with it nicely! :]

CyriltheWolf responds:

my bad... lol

Excuse the gang signs.

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