adaMills's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[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!

[What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse]

What a wonderful night to have a beat!

[Machine]

i'm liking the groove. awesome job, my good sir!

[Anuwera (Piano Solo vers.)]

nice shift from E minor to A minor throughout the piece. you have a strong tone in your playing too. nicely done, keep up the good work!

pftq responds:

I don't know what that means lol But thanks

[New Sega Genesis music ~ Unhand my Friends]

with those bells in the beginning, I was envisioning a wedding scene of some kind of war-lord or something. really enjoy your work!

JoeyFreezeMusic responds:

I’m glad to hear it, sir!

[Stargazer]

Love those extreme low register notes. really adds to the brevity that is the deepness of space. speaking of space, the strings really add a sense of depth to the overall piece. I really enjoyed this!

[Restore]

Had my foot tappin the whole time. really liked it, my dude!

Hyenaedon responds:

Thanks! Glad you liked it =}

[Azure Blue Emerald Coast Piano]

nice job with this. sounds great

[F L O A T]

I've had this stupid grin on my face as soon as I heard the first couple notes. I love music that causes that stupid grin on my face. This had me groovin'.

TeraVex responds:

Thanks man!

[Quasars]

I personally like the dissonant notes. I'm used to listening to Neotonal music, so I don't really think of them as dissonant, more like notes that...Lead (pun intended) you to the note afterwards: A leading tone.

I did enjoy the piece though, makes me want to go back writing electronic music again.

My guess would be 2/4.

TeraVex responds:

Thanks for the feedback! I knew going in it may cause some people to not like the piece but I kept it in anyway. To me it placed emphasis on the intimidating nature of space. Also, you totally should! You compositions are always great listens!