Dynamic0's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Bad Piggies Theme (Cumbiastep Remix)]

Nice song, it's like when a piggy hits its head

[-Shine!-]

So joyful, it's like summer in a nutshell! Nice song

[[AIM] X3ll3n - Shadowrun]

Not bad! Good luck with AIM

X3LL3N responds:

Thanks, I will really need it

[No Way Out]

Pretty fluidy song! It feels like moving forward and the phaser rocks. In one word: WATER

OVERSCORE responds:

Yeah there are definitely some parts that have that wet, flowing sound. Thanks!

[Intrusive]

Well done! Enjoying the maniacality of this song, sounds like it could be used in a bossfight. Keep making these songs!

[AIM 2024 | Siberg - Umbra]

I like the progressiveness and positiveness of this song, it's like driving on highway at night. It would be nice to hear this song in a timelapse!

Siberg responds:

Timelapses are dope. Thanks bud :)

[Broken Hopes]

Very lively song, I imagine a beach at the sunset when I hear this. Good 💯💯💯💯th song, congratulations!

G2961 responds:

Hah, thank you, Dynamic0! I really appreciate your review!

[A Tale of Eternity]

It sounds well and dimrain47-inspired, I like each part. Good job everyone!

[[Dubstep] Nisker - Subsean Horrors [AIM]]

Vibing to it! Nice song!

[Reflect]

Great interpretation! I can hear melancholy/nostalgy there, but also the feeling of moving forward. For me, making song that reflects the author's feeling is the best way to make music, because then the song has got something that "artifical" (songs based on the act of creating songs, not emotions) songs have only rarely. I also think that creating a song without pouring a single emotion to it is almost impossible (unless you're AI). These are only my opinions, I'd like to hear yours!

OVERSCORE responds:

Thank you for all the thoughts! When I was typing the description I initially tried to explain the emotions I put into it, and melancholy was one of the first words that came to mind. Then I realized, the song IS the description of the emotions. I don’t need to write it all out when the song can speak for itself.
I think I’ve been subconsciously devoting a lot of emotion into my songs for a couple years now. I listen to old tracks and I can understand what I was feeling when I made it. Especially Blurry.
But when you actually try to capture the emotions, it can be very intuitive.
So I agree with you when you said that this is the best way to make music and it’s not really possible to make an apathetic track. Thanks for stopping by!