silencefreedom's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[SemaCore]

Erstaunlich!

Ahoy! Großartige arbeit! Sonst nichts! (stupid german unicode can't detect what I type, ignore the mistake)

Semaphore responds:

this was good I thought you are german ^^

thank you very much silencefreedom

[All I want is that you come back]

Good example for meditational music

nice melodies, I really enjoy this song. The beginning ambient background is a bit louder than it should, same thing to the drum beats. Everything else is great.

Semaphore responds:

nobody is perfect ^^

the most of my songs is ambient style

thank you very much silencefreedom

[Trancotic Symphony]

very nice

love the melodies, well, you have F-777's style in there tho :)

Semaphore responds:

I hope that is good ^^

thank you very much silencefreedom

[Ambient Beat]

pretty good

your composition skill has improved. Keep up.

mcsurge45 responds:

thanks

[Abstract History]

pretty nice

Love how the sounds work together. Nice job man.

[[67] Kemical]

improved

pretty nice

[[67] Light Spectre]

need to readjust the synths

Pretty good in mixing sounds and fx but the tunes don't really work with them. You made the patterns too long, broke the melodies.

Axeraider67 responds:

maybe. i guess i'll just overcome that eventually though as i make more because i dont know what you mean by tunes not working or breaking the melody lol.

Thanks for the review! :)

[[67] Night on a Glacier]

Okay

the piano sounds do not match with the synths. The effects of synth pianos in the end should readjust it.

Axeraider67 responds:

ha well i think i know what you mean- but they're guitars not synths. I'm reworking it right now with a friend so it should come out spectacular in the end and i'll bear your advice in mind.

Thank you! :)

[Kicked in the Face]

I like the middle parts

Both drums and synths are well adjusted. Nice work.
Automation clip is the very useful tools for electronic music. It's also very helpful for film score and soundtracking to match the movies (obviously I will use some more best tools but we are talking about FL Studio)

However why did you name the song "Kicked in the face"?

mcsurge45 responds:

Yeah, I worked pretty long on this one
But I still can do barely anything
This song let me learn alot
I called kicked in the face because the kick drum is loud

[Bleeding Rose (Pinard)]

I have another question

Did you set up your systems with Vienna Symphonic Library? I heard it's very powerful but too expensive. Is any filmmusic composer/songwriter use this stuff?

You can even code your own choirs, whoa, so in the future maybe I won't need EWQL Symphonic Choirs...

nathanallenpinard responds:

The big guns use their own personally recorded orchestra samples, like HGW and Zimmer. Vienna is used in a lot of games though.

I love Vienna, but if I had a chance to choose all over again now, I'd pick VSL for strings and 8 French Horn samples only probably. Brass and Woodwinds would be Wallander, and True Strike for Percussion.

The biggest advatage to VSL is their slave to host ability with no extra 3rd party software with Vienna Ensemble 3.