50Steaks's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Falire but I can't decide on a style]

The metal part was actually really good! Wow, if the whole thing was metal it would sound amazing. The orchestral stuff sounded good, but I think Friday nights did the soft jazz significantly better. The rest of the styles were pretty good. Nice work!

Tangerine responds:

Thanks! That was the first time I've ever tried something metal. I'm glad I did an okay job haha. The final jazz was more of a classic jazz based off the inkboy song Two's a Party. Just different styles of jazz :). "if the whole thing was metal it would sound amazing." I'll try it someday haha.

[The kid in the spider-man costume]

The story in the description matching with the song really well makes this a 4.5 star instead of a 4 star for me. Not 5 because the ending could use some improvement, but nice job and great story.

Tangerine responds:

Haha, thanks. I'm not sure how to do endings too well yet. Still learning haha.

[Friday Nights]

I’d normally dislike jazz because it always uses the same pattern of drums, but clearly there is potential in the genre that I missed out on. It’s jazz but not the repetitive saxophone jazz we are used to; rather, it feels a lot more chill and great for studying for a test with.
Edit: here’s an extra half star just because I think jazz is your main strength now

Tangerine responds:

Haha, I'm glad to know my music changed your perspective on jazz. To be honest, I agree with your statement of "always uses the same pattern of drums" I'm not gonna sit here and say I didn't do a basic drumming pattern, because I didn't haha. But I'm not a super huge fan of the basic tss tss t-tss tss style. I like it in a song like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QDAHzPIyzs I find that the drumming style really fits with the whole mood/style of the song. Only recently after making Falire but in different styles (the rock part) I really began appreciating drumming and how much it can transform a song. Before when I used to create music without drums or any musical knowledge what so ever (the dark times where I thought I was a master when I made one single bar sound bearable) they never sounded as good and It was difficult to vibe with. Sorry about this little rant, thank you for the comment I really appreciate it!

[Crypt Voice - Brain Damage]

0:12-0:50 is some really nice bass, the rest is kinda like trying to match the quality of that first part but the added noises and the ending bring it down a little. Great GD song though

[Qubitstep]

Don’t sweat it being too short! I made a song that was only 1:17. Anyways, this is definitely something I could listen to while studying or when taking a remote test.

[Hurt Me.]

I generally tend to HATE all hip-hop songs, especially those played on the radio, for sounding exactly the same as all the others and all of them using the same instruments and effects every time, with the exception of bbno$ who tends to be a little more unique than the rest. This song is interesting because I don’t know how to feel about it, it both has elements of uniqueness that I can enjoy but also uses similar effects on the voices themselves. The biggest problem with the genre is its simplicity; there’s not too much you can do to make yourself stand out from the WIDE range of songs trying to achieve the same thing you are, but this is a good indication of an underdog wanting to make it big.

[Chippin' Dancin' Desert! (Pixel Day 2021)]

Probably the most consistently groovy song I’ve ever heard

[DangerShadow - That was easy]

The best part is that this is apparently a “remix of a third party piece)

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