Kadadj's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Dubstep Practice]

I like it! I'm a big fan of the bass-wobble. I do wish it was a bit harder though, and I agree with the guy under me, the kick needs more UMPH! I recommend you get yourself Massive. When you do, you can download preset packs on TPB with a lot of extremely good dubstep presets. Oh, and nexus is amazing too. For everything needed to make beats, check out Vengeance. They have a lot of amazing kicks, high-hats, cymbals etc.

Shadrakor responds:

I've been collecting a nice little bank of drums. The only reason they weren't that great in this song was because I wasn't really focused on them, necessarily. The whole point of this song was to test out wobble-bass again, and on that front (besides using a lead with more impact than the generic one I used) it seems I did okay. Like I told Caritas, it's really just a practice and wasn't meant to sound like a song necessarily. I mean, I want to know if my wobble-bass sounds wobbly before I start committing to an actual song. Thanks for the review!

[Strange World.]

Anal beads.

Pretty good, what do you record with? I need some recording equipment too.

Sherlock-Bones00 responds:

I use my Line 6 Pod Xt. And Cubase SX

[Dreaming With The Eagles(WIP)]

Awesome

Cant wait to try and improvise to this :D

yeajimmiboi responds:

Hope you enjoy it man!

[Up In Heaven]

Fucking awesome

Although it sounds a bit to much like a faggy boyband song, it is fucking awesome, beautiful lyrics, especially since you didnt even know the girl to well, awesome job.

seatellite responds:

thank you =]
I really did pour my heart into this song.
At one point I had to re-record a certain part cause I was literally crying lmfao.
no homo. :x

[~***Astronomy***~]

Awesome

I really liked it :D But why do you need so much time for each song? Do you hear the songs before you create them or do you just play around?

Isoken responds:

I usually need so much time because that's just the way I work with music. I never really hear it before I create it, but instead I play around until I get a tune that sounds nice.
It's like once I finish making a song, I've used up all the fuel in my tank, and that long month wait is usually how long it takes up to fill up the tank again. I have horrible gas-mileage.

Thanks for your input! ^_^

[titan synth loop]

titan synth.

I think you should delete the dark part and create a lead with a harder sound over the pad/synth string melody, that could be cool. Something like the lead in my newest song, go check it out:D not bad though.

killerhoofd responds:

yooo man thank you for your review!

hmm i thought the dark part whas the coolest thing :P
but ok i will change it tomorrow

ill go check your songs now

cheers!

[And Start West]

Awesome

Really cool song, i like the drums^^ what program did you use?

JimboEarl responds:

Thanks! I cut up the drums in Ableton Live.

[Icarus - Freedom Cry]

Wow

I wish i could get things in my head to the guitar, or atleast hear some good songs in there :p How do you do it? Do you know a shitload of theory?

sorohanro responds:

Thanx for review.
I do know some theory (I finished a music academy) but when I compose I don't really use it. Usually I hear things and try my best to play those, later I check those according to theory but not too much. If sounds good that means it is good :)