Corona688's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[-conclusion-]

Like DuttonSaysHi says, each time you write another instrumental you leave the mould a bit further. I didn't hear any of your familiar arrangements at all at first, though you unfortunately fall back into the old habits 2:04 onwards. I'll give this two reviews.

First section: You've got wonderful taste in how you pick your instruments as usual. This mixture of traditional and synthetic ones and your occasionally strong, occasionally subtle percussion always keeps your simple but interesting melody and accompaniment bright and clear. A more complex or varying melody would be interesting to hear. 4/5.

Second section: The percussion and orchestral hits kind of take over, not leaving a lot of room for the melody, which blends mushily with the orchestral accompaniment. You've also got hints of the original melody here and there, but they're mostly difficult to notice over the percussion. Overall there's not one theme to keep the attention, it becomes a bit of a jumble. 2/5.

[-Rupture-]

I've missed your darker tunes :)

This one seems somewhat reminiscent of another one you wrote, 'Cannibal', but much smoother. Better and further developed, more mature and at times genuinely disturbing. It made the hair on my arms stand on end.

[Fifth Rainbow II (prev)]

Individually, the songs are interesting though short. Together, they don't really work. It's like someone changes the channel at 0:25...

[-Swing-Bit Brawl-]

Yet another rousing re-arrangement of 'race around the world'.

Waterflame responds:

i thik thats kinda harsh in the long run. its the scales i like. why am i expected to do anything diffrent that what i enjoy? i am capable of doing other things, but this scale is the one i have the most fun with and, after all, i do make music mostly for my own amusement.

[Kypsi and the PInk Spider]

I don't know what it is, but I like it.

bluebooblue responds:

Thankkkk you!!!

[Stellarium]

The synth is so javved and dirty it's difficult to make out the rhythm at first, and by the time it becomes clear, it's already become repetitive.