PulsarsAndDyingStars's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Polarized]

It deffo does have an old school feel to it, but it feels new too! Great job on this one :)

Miqz responds:

thank you! :)

[Coffee Shop]

Nice and smooth dude, love it. :D Especially the nice warm tone of the guitar! Were you using any effects at all on it?
Would love to hear more like this in the future!

inhstudios responds:

Thanks, dude! I'll be sure to make some more tracks like this, since you're requesting them! I'll keep you posted!
Thanks for the review! I'm glad you enjoyed the track so much!

[Grooving Out]

This is awesome. Like seriously, I love how the sax (if it was a sax haha) and guitar have been arranged with the looped stuff in the first half. It reminds me a lot of Broken Social Scene's music! But for reals, it'd be great to see more stuff like this from you guys. :) 5/5!

BlackMuffin responds:

We never make the same Genre twice in the same season; maybe this summer we'll do something like this again (I sure as hell hope we will). For now, let's all enjoy this one, and in a few months we may have something like this again.

Oh, and that at the beginning wasn't looped. John was working his ass (and fingers) off trying to get that through the whole song, but he succeeded. It was glorious.

[Desert Stone]

Loving this, it deffo has that eastern desert feel to it. :3 I think all it's missing is maybe a definitive bassline in the background, but aside from that it's cool!

Mirak responds:

Thank you!

I figured a bassline would be needed, but i couldn't synthesize a bass sound that fit the desert theme i was aiming for, so i kind of gave up on it. I'll try to explore further this genre of music and will investigate how other artists got around on implementing basslines on desert-themed tracks.

[A Very 90's Roadtrip]

Sweet!

I love the drop and when it kicks in, and the drums are pretty sweet! All you need now are some Daft Punk style vocals over the top. :)

Magnamus0 responds:

Thanks! :D I'm always happy to hear positive feedback from strangers cause at least that way I know it's not just my friends being nice.
Personally my favorite part is when it kicks in immediately after the first chorus. I don't know why, but when it happens I get all smiley and satisfied :)
And, good for noticing, Daft punk (digital love in particular) Is a huge influence on my electronic music. they just did it right first and haven't stopped.
Anyways, enough of me ranting, Thank you very much for the feedback :)

[[TFC] - Paneke]

Love it!

Smooth as heck, I'm loving the bass... and just everything! :3

TheFantasyClub responds:

Thanks!!!