Ryanson's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Orchestral Metal Piece 1]

Too technical for my liking

I can't deny your skill, your talent, your willingness to give yourself carpal tunnel. Your song has a sort of lo-fi feel to it, but still very in your face. But the entire song is almost all rhythm, and that gets a little annoying when it's repeated and repeated. There were a few times where it seemed to build into something interesting, and the melodies played by the strings and piano were fascinating to listen to. Still, your technical skill not withstanding, this song doesn't reach out to me.

Gravey responds:

Sorry you didn't like it. Can't please everyone.

-Gravey-

[~Never The Same~ by Cayler]

Wow

I heard this song on a game I was fooling around with; the first song in the game I heard besides the title song.

This song is pure pop. You're very talented.

And I read on another review, there's a newer version of the song??

Cayler responds:

Thank you. The newer version is much better. :P It can be found by looking at my collection and finding the one that was submitted in '09 (I think? lol)

[Beat it-Metaljonus]

"It" must mean "everything else"

This cover is pretty awesome. Better than most "official" covers I heard nowadays (Fall Out Boy standing out the most >.<). I like the solo. :D

Metaljonus responds:

I never really hear any MJ covers but fall out boy suck in general. Thanks for listening

[Never, Maybe, Forever]

Huh.

I was under the impression that ska was an energetic, in-your-face genre. Sure, you have the horns and the ska guitar, but they sound... I'm not sure, lazy? Perhaps its the low quality.

That aside, however, this is a pretty tight track. Maybe this cound be considered "light ska"? Lol, I'm not sure. It's pretty catchy, and the last horn lone blasted into my ears, catching me off guard. so for that, I'm giving this a 7. Not that my review counts for much.

HyruleanHyroe responds:

I know exactly what you're thinking of, and that's third wave ska/ska-core. Most of our stuff is more of a cross between modern third wave and two-tone ska. It's still ska, just not what the few ska fans of today are used to. :P Check it out on wiki. It's all true!

That last bit of horn...yeah. Bugged the shiznat out of me, but that's why we're mixing our own songs now. We can fix stuff like that. :)

[Zealic Elechtrik]

Hmm

The lyrics (most likely because my ears could not fully understand what was being said) made me laugh.

I enjoyed this track because of the "bass line," if you coul call it that. Good job.

Arnas responds:

Thanks. It's mainly for the bassline

[Shattered]

Meh

Beat's fun to listen to, but it's used in most of the songs I listen to.
However, the actual rap is interesting, because it seems you're trying to whisper it all out.
I like this.

Birds-Fly-By responds:

Thanks for the reveiw. Again I do understand your thoughts on the beat. And I listened to the track again and it does seem like I'm whispering a little. I really wasnt though, but I guess it turned out ok so whatever. Thanks for the support!

[*-*SkyScraper HM DTA-R3MIX *-*]

Interesting.

Nice beat.
Haven't heard the original so I can't really compare.
But still good in it's own right.

HouseMasta responds:

go listen to it. its good

[Doug's Big Adventure]

Ooh

I like this.
It's unusual for a Newgrounds audio.
One thing that will settle my curiosity as (I think) the first reviewer: Was that you playing guitar(s) or a midi file?

DoobyTimePiece responds:

wav. guitar samples and such. its hard, or more or less boring to slap together riffs.