This was honestly a great opportunity for smaller creators to make themselves known on the creative scene! Even if I’m fashionably late to review this.
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This was honestly a great opportunity for smaller creators to make themselves known on the creative scene! Even if I’m fashionably late to review this.
This one is the first one that actually tells a coherent story. And it’s probably the catalyst for some juicy lore too especially with act V.
Turron
avoid the barf and the germans
never would I have thought I would read such a sentence
Your hitbox is way too big and mobile controls don't really work that well. But playing as a crate dodging barf and germans is the best thing I've heard all year.
Got stuck on level 15 :(
3 stars for 3star
In seriousness, 3 stars is what I would rate this as, mainly because of the creative concept, however it is held back by the soundtrack and lackluster graphics that remind me of FNAF world. I had a fun time with this though, good work despite its short length.
Thanks for the review:
I do not encourage specifically worded reviews designed only for my validation. You have better things to do.
F O C U S
Now that that’s outta my system, this is honestly a really cool remix. I love how well the synths you chose fit into this melodic structure. You stuck very close to the original song, complete with the random key change at 2:14, which is far from a complaint because the original is also really good. But this feels like you modernized it past early 2000s techno lmao. Nice job here! Not too much else to say really. Oh I really like the ending and think it sounds cool.
That art is badass. Must be the album cover.
The dissonance! This has gotta be one of the more unique DnB songs I’ve seen on here. It all feels very contemporary, akin to the great 20th century composers who upended the idea of traditional harmonies and stepped forward into the use of new sounds (i.e. microtonality, atonal music). And this definitely fits the bill of atonal. It might be too wild for some listeners here to bear, but I can definitely appreciate how experimental this is. Also the percussion work is really impressive and varied. The ending might be a little abrupt, but that might be by design.
Sorry I haven’t been reviewing your tracks recently lmao. I keep telling myself to do it and then forget
thank you for the review! iirc this isn't really atonal, it's very chromatic but i believe i made everything revolve around Gm, with a picardy third ending
also i appreciate the comparison to the great 20th century composers! :)
again thank you for listening
Modern take on the Dimrain style! It’s really brought home with the snare clap at 1:04. Sudden key changes are also very indicative of his style lmao. Drums at 2:32 are beyond anything he would’ve written but I like it tbh. I’ve listened to the vast majority of his music; he’s one of my favorite artists here even all these years later.
Thanks for the comment!!! Yeah, it's a slightly different take on his style, but as usual I couldn't help but add the DnB part with the hard drums at the end, lol. Yeah, he never used automation on the semitone change as far as I know, he usually raised the semitones starting from a new beat, not so abruptly.
To me he is also one of the greatest musicians and phenomena of this site, I especially like his track The Falling Mysts. It's a very cool and atmospheric Trance track.
Could use a few more seeds but overall pretty cool!
Thank you!
Just realized I’ve never actually followed you, or maybe somehow unfollowed. Luckily that’s fixed now. Not sure how that happened.
Cool pixel art!
Thanks man! I seriously appreciate it!
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Classical and occasionally electronic composer who also made a song for every state once.
Age 19, Male
Pre-med student
Wayne State University
Detroit, MI
Joined on 11/26/20