portraitII's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Desert's Call (Sharizad)]

I'm diggin'this

great tune, bu as the song progresses i kind of slowly lose the desert feeling and it turns a little to orchestral
but a great theme nonetheless
kudos

NordicHazard responds:

thanks!

[Music Box Waltz]

very neat

a good melody, quality and rythm
my kudos
but I'm kinda stuck thinking about the bathrooms in castlevania when i listen to this

Rampant responds:

Thanks :) I've never played Castlevania, so...I don't know.

James

[Russian Medley]

something new

im still dubious wether i liked it or not.
but don't worry, ir ate on quality. th quality was pretty good, matching chords and transitions.
i think it'll do for a background :)
keep up the good work

[Quiet song - Jolly Roger]

noise???????

ouch.. my ears.. wtf is wrong with this tune.. its like a whole song pumped into 6 seconds

[This is Halloween Chiptune]

very neat

i really liked it, it gave me a good ol' gameboy color feeling :)
the transition's right, not high pitches or noises, although closer to the end you hear some notes that disturb the NES feeling.
if you disregard that, its a really great tune,
keep up :Thumbsup:

[Infectious - Beethoven Remix]

the only reson

im rating this a one. is because you at least took the effort to do this
im not even gonna start listing allt hat is wrong with this

[Lilium - Instrumental Remix]

really good, keep up

beautifull, like the quick piano in the ending, but there was a part where the sound was kind of getting lesser in quality (0.49-1.00), and also a bit on the short side

[-Lilium- (Cover)]

nice

lilium is used in, but not from elfenlied, the original is fucking old
like your tune

[Halloween Dawning]

it doesnt have to be

i like music like this even when it isnt halloween

[Mary Had an Evil Lamb]

intro

the intro was genuine, but the second part had nothing to with little lamb..
but still it was a pretty cool piece, liked it

RipVanWinkle357 responds:

It's a reharmonization of Mary Had a Little Lamb, without the tune. When you get to the second part, hum the melody to yourself.