Score: 9

"Impressive"

submission: >< ....DanCing...Here... ><

date: June 29, 2006

I loved the vocals at the beginning, truly you did some pretty neat effects to it!

I would definatly say this is a Trance song, it REEKS with Trancyness.

I would have liked to have that pad in the background a tad bit louder, to let it play a more crucial role, you know, to serve as a kind of foundation.

I didn't quite like the re-introduction of the voices, it was too stubborn without really any warning. I would have liked to hear a kind of build up, and then a large drop off, "BANG!" or something, to symbolize sudden and drastic change. After which the solo vocal sound would have been effective.

I absolutely LOVED the melody after that part though, i'm a classical composer and so I put a LOT of emphasis on melody and mood, both of which I feel you absolutely rocked at.

It seems you've been voted 0 because i'm sure a lot of people thought this song was stolen, you handled those vocals very very well.

5/5 from me DJMontana.

Nice end, keep them coming.

Score: 9

"I don't have this one?!"

submission: -Tetris- Reggaeton- Updated-

date: June 27, 2006

Oh man, I've missed your Tetris remixes! I can't believe I don't have this one!

*in MP3 player it goes*.

Its so laid back, and yet it still holds onto its strucutre. That really really low instruments (oboe?) you used worked out pretty well.

In the end with those saw synths, I really really liked that part. I don't know why, I just really like the saw sounds.

I am planning on making an orchestrated Tetris just for you. I hope you will enjoy it ^^. 5/5 from me Dj-SilenT-HunteR, keep em coming.

Score: 9

"Neat"

submission: |-Kate Lesing - Neverland-|

date: June 27, 2006

I for one, do not believe length is what makes a song good.

This song is rather short, but I personally enjoyed it greatly. I also didn't see the problem with the synths. I felt the synths complimented to vocalist rather well.

Nice Vox in the background.

Nothing much to say about this piece Dj-SilenT-HunteR. You do remixes quite well. I can't do any remixes :P.

Keep them coming, soon enough, you'll bring the downfall to all other techno artists, one synth at a time.

Score: 9

"Impressive"

submission: |-Hang up Loop-|

date: June 26, 2006

Where's the final song!?

It's like an awesome MegaMan song. Very interesting synth you use. Have you considered layering it with the same melody, same synth, but a few (say 2) octaves lower?

Nice.

Score: 10

"Sweetness."

submission: |-It's A Dream-REMIX ,V.2-|

date: June 26, 2006

My first reaction to those high pitched synths were a bit doubtful, I won't lie. But then I sat down and thought to myself "Why did he do it?". I know by now nothing you do is purely random. At the transition at 0:42, I realized that to carry over to that point worked wonderfully.

Where did you get the cheering sounds? So real! Truly makes the song feel like a dance song, you know, where you rave and dance, and jump, and possibly make fun of other people because their break dancing reminds you of a paralyzed goat... but I digress.

What really impresses me, is this song uses the same foundation melody for throughout the whole song, and yet it never gets boring. The constant changing of the secondary layer on top of it keeps it fresh, and exciting.

It does change melody wise at 2:31.

Oh my god, you killed Techno! ;).

My friend, you need to get a better microphone. When I want to record myself singing or anything, I place the microphone an inch below my lips. Close enough to record the voice, out of the way of the breath to remove that distorting breath noise.

Melodic wise, this song was absolutely amazing. I can see you progressing in skill as I go down the list of songs.

Last minute of the song was pure orgasmic, wrapping it all up.

Breakdown ending, worked out pretty well.

I have nothing to suggest in making this better. Easily another 5/5 from me.

Score: 10

"The speed of progression... fascinating."

submission: |-The Basshunter song-|

date: June 26, 2006

Oh man! I leave you for one month damn it! ONE MONTH! When I come back you have not only expanded your skills, but multiplyed them! This song has some extremely powerful methods used in it.

One of my favourite elements in this song is the pads in the background. I've always believed that a song must have a flawless background, or you cannot build on top of it, after all, how many skyscrapers can be built on the desert? This song has just that, a very flexible, and well built Background.

The melody is very catchy, i'll be humming this loudly into the ears of my friends. Towards the end, where you have two synths going together, forming counter-melodies, I found that part truly fascinating.

You have taken the time to produce something wonderful for me Dj-SilenT-HunteR, I will spend my last reviews on all your works.

You have done wonderfully, keep them coming man. Easily a 5/5 from me.

Score: 8

"Truly sad"

submission: Realm of Sadness And Hope

date: June 26, 2006

Hey there Medieval7.

Lets jump right into the song. I found the beginning was a little too boring. The fun really begun at 0:50 where that violin melody kicks in. All of it leading up to this part takes a bit too long. I consider 30 seconds being the rule of thumb before you should change or add things to the melody.

Lovely work with that choir.

I felt the sudden melody change at 2:00 was a very interesting twist, and could have been handled differently. It was a little too abrupt, changing from the slow, painful melody to a hyper depressed kind of feel.

Putting all that aside, I really liked your melody again. It seems i'm enjoying your melody work a great deal, I don't know why, I just like them a good deal.

4/5 from me Medieval7, keep them coming man. I won't be around NG much, so i'll be writing a few reviews here, trying to be as critical and constructive as possible.

Score: 9

"Nicely done"

submission: Demon's Flamenco

date: June 26, 2006

Hey Deflector76, I have realized that I have indeed said so few words for your songs, I hope to remedy that with a few more reviews ;).

Okay this song melodic work is simple, effective, but a tad predictable. I really really liked 0:28 when that violin comes in, especially at around 0:36, that part sounded so medieval to me, it has huge potential that segment right there.

The percussional work here was a bit too quiet, this may be just me, my earphones sux ever since I sat on them, I hear this song rather quietly even though its at max volume...

The great thing about this song is you can take it anywhere, if you wanted to make it darker, you could simply throw in an organ, if you wanted to make it angrier, throw in some deep brass. If you wanted to keep it on its epic route, throw in French Horns, a flute.

A good song Deflektor. 5/5 from me. I'm going to hit five for the other songs that deserve better.

Score: 10

"Inspiring again"

submission: Revontulet

date: June 23, 2006

Quite impressive medieval7, then again, everything you've submitted is something impressive. I really enjoy the pace of this song, and those strings work very well together.

I just didn't like the end, it makes for a good loop I suppose, but far too abrupt.

I would suggest adding another instrument, but that would be... quite difficult, with all the notes you already have rushing by you x_x.

One of the better orchestrated pieces i've heard, congrats on a job well done, 5/5 from me.

Score: 10

"Awesome"

submission: AP - Pokemon Remix

date: June 22, 2006

is it a bad thing I not only remember the song, but the lyrics.

IN a world they must defend FOOLS!

God, never again... never again.

Good stuff andrew_parker, great stuff. 5/5 from me.