JoobieDoobieDoo's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Redemption]

Judging from your other tracks I've listen to, you enjoy a slow build up, starting very sparse. Which is really cool actually! I guess I feel like there's A LOT of mid to high end stuff going on for the first 2 minutes, and very little low mid to lows. I think even just a nice dark verb would add a lot for me. Just give it a smoother, fuller, and warmer body to every thing. I know Kalimba's can be really harsh and tiny, because they're just small tinny pieces of metal. That with the filtered drums just adds up to me wanting just a little bit of something down there. Maybe those background sustained chords could've filled that in if they were louder or eq'd a lil different, dunno. Still great ideas and work! Just some constructive criticism on what I would've personally done different.

[Waiting]

Cool ideas. I think the second, fuller section sounds great! That ostinato guitar part that plays through out the whole song is maybe a little iffy tuning-wise, but maybe you wanted it that way. I think I would enjoy that first section slightly more if it had a bit more fullness or "juice" to it, like the second section does. Cool stuff though! I like the mixing of genres, keep being you.

Droid responds:

Preciate it! I actually got the guitar from Rob Scallon's latest video lol. He played this arpeggio thing and ended up making a track out of it. Thanks again!

[Philadelphia]

Still don't know how you make these. There's obviously some slowing down happening, and that may contribute to the length of them. But it doesn't sound like the whole track is just slowed down, some instruments sound more normal speed than others, like the piano. Like do you write 6 hrs worth of this stuff, or is it improvised? Or both? I can't wrap my head around these, though I may be over thinking it. They all sound great though.

[HelloJerry]

I don't think I understand what this is, but it sounds pretty nice!

[Just a waltz...]

Those call and answer melodies in octaves are super gorgeous. Nicely written, I dig it. Very melancholy.

[REVENGE]

Pretty cool, you have nice choices in melody, harmony, and chord movement. I think it would sound nice to have those guitar midis panned hard left and right with different settings, or in different octaves. To get that classic double tracked guitar sound. I do really enjoy the cheesy midi vibe though.

Lati responds:

I'm very grateful for your review, really thank you so much! (^o^).
I will work on more music for you and for all! (^-^)

[Glowing Dash]

Cool stuff, I like that synth sound at like :30. I think some more stereo width and panning would be cool. It's sounds very very mono this way.

Denis-Dash responds:

Lo tomare en cuenta.gracias

[Test]

Pretty cool. Would be great to see this idea flushed out, if you had the time.

kinoKoala responds:

Like making a longer version of this? if thats the case i can try, i love doing stuff like this, making music

[The Fifth Degree 1.1]

That chromatic bit at around 1:23 is cool.

[Araragi-San?]

That was fun. Did you just take samples, cut them up, add some drums and other instruments? I'm not familiar with what this is from, so I don't know what was sampled and what was created from scratch. Appreciate the laugh though.