TheBreeD's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Technos Altitude]

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Its got a very generic feel to it, but it's not bad at all. I enjoyed the melodies & harmonies. I would change it to trance though. It seems to fit that genre better. Anyways keep making music. Cheers,

BreeD

[Caterpillar [Alpha]]

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I thought it was very unique and well done. Truely techno. Cheers,

BreeD

Psylence2012 responds:

Thanks man!

[Comptine d´un autre été]

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very well played. you should hear my trance version of this song

Monbosa responds:

What's it called? thanks for listening!

[_-={Day of War}=-_]

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1337 DL's right now =P Seriously I usually give critical reviews but I can't pick out anything out cuz this is too leet. Cheers,

BreeD

[Nuclear Arsenal--_--]

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You had a good dnb sound going on, but it does lack a true dnb structure, and eventually strays more towards a tech step song by bringing in more melody and lowering the bass and beat. A general structure outline in my opinion would be an intro between 0:45's and 1:45's with a light beat and no strong basslines and then a build up to the bass drop and then of course the drop at which point a DJ can switch to playing just your song. Watch for melodies, especially in the intro and with saws. I find it very hard to get a cool drum n bass synth.

Anyways before I end up all over the place with random comments, try to keep this in mind: DnB is meant to be mixed and needs to be very versatile in it's intros. Very smooth and low key, then when you hit the bass drop that's the real time to show us what you got. This song was still enjoyable though, at least it got to my favorites. Anyways, Cheers

BreeD

PERVOK responds:

Thanks for the tips, but my DnB tracks will always have melodies because I really, really like them. I don't really care if it can be mixed or not, I only care if someone can enjoy the song alone by itself.

[Moltov--_--Goa Mix]

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Maybe you have to respect goa songs a bit to appreciate this song, i don't know, but i do know that the technical side of this song is very impressive and enjoyable for me to listen to. The only thing that erks me a bit is that the bell sounds seems to hit a little to much on the high end. Does it have a high freq cut filter on it? My favorite part would be the way you added in the more tribal sounding drums to intertwine at 0:44 and other times with the song. Cheers,

BreeD

PERVOK responds:

Twas my mistake adding mid frequencies to the bell

[X.-Total Meltdown-.]

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I've been slowly getting more and more into your music. I will definetly keep an eye out.

The mastering is very well done. I couldn't point anything out that could improve it. I'm also working a lot on my mastering skills, but you are way ahead of me. Cheers,

BreeD

[Burning Sensation]

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Very heart warming. A good addition to my favorite list. Love the drop at 1:32; It gives the song a different feeling for a little while-a more bass driven awesome feeling. The rest is more euphoric as you mentioned, which is my favorite type of trance. If you ever want to collab I have FL studio and I'm buying reason soon if either of those are what you use. Anyways shweet song, Cheers,

BreeD

[Point Insertion]

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That is the best drill dnb sample i have ever heard. Very high quality audio here my friend. I'll be watchin', Cheers,

BreeD

nal1200 responds:

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[Mysterious Roots]

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Which VST plugins do you use?? This was simply amazing. Speechless, cheers,

BreeD

race1 responds:

It's called EWQL Ra. Here's the link.

Wow I can't find the link anymore.... I'm sure you can still find it online though.

The libraries full name is East West Quantom Leap Ra.

Thanks for listening.