l0vot's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sky Spirit (A Midnight Dream VIP)]

This is amazing. I need to replace most of the game music tracks in a certain MMO I play with this. I can't properly convey how good I think this song is.

SynchroSpectre responds:

Thanks man, It does sound like it would be in a video game soundtrack cx

[Darkness Rising Within]

Excellent! It will make a fine addition to my playlist. I don't know enough about music to supply constructive criticism, so that's all I can say.

PhatBoiJ responds:

Thanks!

[Epic Magic Transfer Scene]

Is this actually going to be used in a MLP episode? if it is that episode will be 100% cooler, which stacks with the existing 20% cooler RD buff. It will be like the difference between the standard gravity gun and the final form of the gravity gun.

ErikMcClure responds:

Haha no I don't get paid for this. Instead I simply rescored an existing MLP scene. You can see my edit here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cPjbqje6uI

[...Hush...]

Why hasn't this gotten into any creepy games or movies yet? Maybe I should set this and The Undersource as my alarm clock alarm, If I didn't wake up immediately I would have some creepy-ass nightmares to help me along.

hjhkbn responds:

Maybe you could incorporate them somewhere, make me famous!

[Amy's Copper Petals]

This is pretty amazing, I really like the style.`

steampianist responds:

thank you

[Ethernal Love-[Cinematic]]

Your new work is incredible.

keepwalking responds:

thanks a lot :)

[Solitary Cave]

Huzzah! It is complete! I think it's an improvement on the WIP.

tourmi responds:

Ahah, thanks ^^
The WIP had a "canned" impression to it. I'm happy that I noticed it, or the finished song might have kept it and it wouldn't have sounded that good.

Thanks for the review!

[Forgotten]

This is pretty good. I really enjoy your work. As for crappily coded software, I am not a fan. Hopefully I can avoide that perticular pitfall after taking some programming classes in collage. It's ridicuous that you need an xGhz processor and 4+GB of RAM just do do audio development. The same goes for a good computer that can play 3D games without issues but crumples under the load of a couple hundread if then else statments in a spreadsheet (this was on Wiindows, obveously. My Linux box doesn't seem to mind that very same spreadsheet at all).

My point is: I feel your pain. Maybe someday we can build better tools that do their job properly without setting your CPU on fire, crashing al the time, or running out of memory for no apparent reason. Until then I will continue to be impressed with your work despite it not living up to your vision of how it was supposed to be.

ErikMcClure responds:

I hope to, at some point in the future, write my own sampler that isn't retarded using an efficient sFFT C++ implementation