lesexoflex's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Turbulence wip]

It certainly has a respectable, mischievous, eyebrow raising feel to it.

[A New Frontier]

It really tickles the 80s funny-bone: diggin' the groove, flavor, and bounce.

[Bushido]

The atmosphere in the beginning went well with the instrumental opening, but I felt like it was missing the traditional flute sound :)

Good job.

[Topas Iso]

The intro really clutched my emotions, and I knew was heading into something powerful. Just when I wanted more... it ended. Haha, it was a wonderful piano piece :)

[-586rick- The truth]

Pump it, pump it, pump it!

It's certainly got cowbell; I'd like to see this continued to a greater extent. Good job on what you have thus far :)

586rick responds:

haha well thanks for the review.

[Avatar: Last Agni Kai]

Right off the bat, the strings and the drums mesh powerful to create an unwavering, powerful emotion. Well done.

Just one thing: from 1:30 to the end there was this strange tubular, space noise that I didn't fully understand.

jvonm responds:

Thanks for the review!

You're right-- I noticed the noise at the end after I'd posted it. I added some sidechained noise to certain places to give it the texture of a recorded performance rather than a bunch of virtual instruments. Those last few seconds are ugly noise leftovers that I should have removed.

Outside of that small detail, glad you enjoyed!

[Giggi's Quest - Grassy Lands]

B . E . A . U . T . I . F . U . L

Right when the sound reached my ears, it brought soooooooo many wonderful memories with it. Powerful and inspiring.

And, it definitely fits its purpose. Good luck with the Game Jam.

[Jungle Hunt 1]

Really unique. I really felt the music at 0:41 and 0:45 with the voicing of "jungle hunt". Mmm, it was a good mellow-retro listen :)

VideoGameCult responds:

Thanks, this is based on the music near the end of the game Jungle Hunt for the Atari 2600.

[Back in the 60s]

If funk was what you were striving to achieve, you've got it. That bum-bum bounce and mineral synth do the trick nicely.

Keep it groovy Capn ;)

CapnCoconuts responds:

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[Delving Into Desolation]

The story certainly adds respectable depth to it, and the song fits the description. It sounds like a lot of work went into it :)

Neon-Bard responds:

Thank you for listening! I'm glad you think the story flows well with the song, that means a lot. And yes, a great deal of work went into this piece. Thank you for noticing. :)