FirewallParadox's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Berry - FT. SpazataX]

It is a good song. I like that main melody you have there, but it gets a little too repetitive for me when plays throughout the entire song. Even just changing it up a bit for the bridge would be good I think. Good job though on the rest of the song, keep it up!

[See-Saw Wobble]

I agree with bangbang down there. I would love to hear this developed more.

[The Eye of Providence]

That intro! Awesome song. Sad to hear the band broke up though.

TitanMusic responds:

Thanks! We finished an album but I think the stress of it all ended us.

[Same Flat Beat]

I think ZipZipper pretty much nailed this one for the most part. The song's great, but I think you're main lead synth could use a bit more variation, and a bit of a volume boost. at least on my speakers it seemed a little lost in the rest of the song. Other than that, great job!

[Jump]

Good job man. I would prefer if the song had a bit more dynamics though. It wouldn't take too much I don't think. I like DJGrabbinPillz' idea, something in the higher range maybe, without compromising tha darker vibe.

[Oh No It's A SHARK]

Really creative use of your sounds here. I have to say the outro is a little odd, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I like the outro, and I like the part before it, but I feel the transition at 4:00 could use just a bit of work. The significant change in timbre was a little jarring when I first heard it. All around good job though, keep it up!

[Atomic Energy]

I really enjoyed this, great job. The placement of your different sounds/synths was really engaging. The only thing I would change is to add more of a midsection, as it did get a little repetitive, despite the small changes, but that might just come down to personal preference. In spite of that, I really liked how you kept a feeling of progression and transition while still retaining the main theme. I guess I'm trying to say that while it's not my preferred song structure, you did it well anyway, if that makes sense.

Waidmann responds:

thanks man