adaMills's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Switching]

I always enjoy combining styles together. Piano and chiptune are always awesome. I did enjoy, thank you ^_^

Thomaisho responds:

Yes, indeed :) Thank you, i’m glad you found it interesting ^^

[Raindrops]

I like the openness that I feel listening to this. I feel like I'm in a room without walls, where the ceiling is the sky and the floor is the earth.

ardakio2 responds:

I'm feeling really honored, I follow you since I listened "Prelude #2" in piano and you influenced my music when I wandered through piano sounds, thank you, man!

[lia;quo「Crystal Corruption」【Nightcore Edit】]

All my stars are belong to you.

[Winter'89]

Tell us, what is your name?

Mel responds:

Winter'89!

[Enter the Boss]

Mega Man X4 warning sirens. noice.

[Disambiguation]

G minor is a good key for Baroque sound. I can see Bach layin some lyrics down to this in the Bachground......but yea! good piece man!

Jmagnum responds:

Thanks :)

[Ecruteak Jazz (Piano Solo)]

nice sounds there! i have a dgx-640. might need to upgrade soon, thanks for showing us this!

Will responds:

Thank you! Your 640 is just fine - I think the upgrades are mostly just more sounds and weird extra features.

[At the Ends of the Earth]

Wonderful

[String Quintet Project (MIDI)]

E minor is a good key for everything. Nothing wrong with dissonance. people tend to want to shy away from it, but it adds character to the piece. nice contrast with up-tempo parts to slower parts. tells a good story. overall, i really enjoyed it. would love to hear an actual string quintet play this so we can get more legato lines in the melody. would be awesome to hear. maybe sometime in the future?

[Temperament]

Minimalist pieces showcase how something simple, over time, can evolve to something complex (paradoxically). If you need some inspiration in Minimalism, I would suggest checking out some Mandalas: Hindu and Buddhist representations of the universe which start out simple then evolve into more complex and complexities.

Overall, I liked the idea you were going with and hope to hear more!