kaptainkewl's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[++ Sunny Seaside Harbor ++]

Simple

but good, I really like the pizzato. Not much else to say, just an overall good song.

kelwynshade responds:

thanks for the review.

[Sand and Sorrows]

hav you done this before?

It's weird, thi is around the fir time you came to newgrounds, and yet you had skills that some people don't develop until a long usage. I'm really interested in your story.
1. Because I'm interested,
2. Because I'm Jealous :P

Considering thi being your first song on here ( I think) I can't do anything but give this a 10. Good work.

Check out some of my stuff as well if you can...

~~Brad Kubota

kelwynshade responds:

Actually, I've been writing music for years. This was a song that was quickly made with my buddy ncjason77 (we started up KTrecords but have been too busy to do a lot of stuff).

Some of my oldest stuff is "War's Little Secret" and "Evening Fire".

Sand and Sorrows was my first NG submission. That's for sure.

[Ahs & Aahhs]

Short and sweet

Not a bad work at all, mind the shortness of it. at least you can play music unlike ome people that submit.

hrimfaxi responds:

Thanks! Yes It's short, I know. I've got a few loops that I want to turn into full songs. But just thinking about it makes me tired. Laziness prevails! Two Thousand And Eight & 3.1 are my only full songs check them out if you'd like =)
Thanks for the feedback.

[Abandoned Cemetery]

Hmm...

I don't know what to say about this, It's a good mix, but it doesn' strike me as evil in anyway. It seems more like a clash mix, not exactly scary... There was definatly some work put into this, good timing and everything.

PrEmoEffect responds:

ehh, I guess its different for different people.

[(WF1) On Angels Hair]

OMG

Dude, #2 amazing work! That's so cool to see. It is a good song. I just didnt care for the back guitar chords. But it was drowned out by the awesomeness of everything else. Good work Wyldf1re, Hope to see more.

wyldfyre1 responds:

Wow, thanks! Yeah the guitar strums or first sawtooth sound really needs to be replaced.. i'll see what i can do about that sometime! Thanks for the great review man!

[FF7 World Theme Excerpt]

Great work.

There`s few song`s that can bring emotion into your body like this. For some reason I`ve always had a soft spot for final fantasy. It really makes my shiver and get goosebumps when I hear this. Amazing work. Thank you.

Cayler responds:

Yes, I've discovered that alot of people feel that way about FF7 music, which is great because it really is some amazing music. I feel the same way too.

[Dreaming of You <(^^,)>]

Ouch.

I'm totally with aphotic on this. Sorry bro but It';s just too quincidental.

Sp1r1T responds:

hmm. Ive never heard of that song

[White People]

¿?this needs to bounce¿?

Wtf? How does this count as something attributed to hip hop...I'm not really dancing...this song needs to peace out bruh

NoHost responds:

your mother needs to cum out bruh

[TSH - An Acoustic Ballad]

Quite good.

I really liked it, Although the vocals sounded too electronic for me, Good work nonetheless.

EOVotes4Pedro responds:

Thanks! Yeah, probably the FX i used on my voice. See, my mixer runs thru an amp, and the amp kinda distorts the quality, and it sounded fine through the amp. I may fix the vocals' EQ. Thanks again!

-eov4p

[++ The Journey Begins ++]

Uh oh...

Not to say you did it on purpose, I've done this many times myself and have had to restart because of it, but basically sometimes when we play a game or hear a song it nets into our subconcious and comes out randomly when we play. What I'm getting at is this sounds astonishonly like The Shinging for neo theme in the village. Even though that's what it sounds liuke, to be able to construct something in a video game or even on your own that resembles one (in the case that yuou've never played it) Is an astonishing feat, for that I give you props.

kelwynshade responds:

I'll have to look into that. Never heard of it.

With thousands and thousands of songs being written, it's completely possible to have made something sound so similar to something else and not even know it.