ADR3-N's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[MadBad - Teapott]

Very dirty and angry -- I like -- but repetitive after a while, which can grate on the nerves. A little more variation of sound would be nice, esp. in the drums would work wonders (just a little occasional stutter on the typical dubstep "boom, boom-psh" would do the trick). Otherwise, great.

[Cyclone]

This is some very, very nice stuff. Only complaint is that the mastering isn't quite as careful as it could be, but other than that, flawless! Keep it up!

[G4R-04-Sortie]

This gets all my 5. I love the percussion and much attention to detail. Very nice work!

[Dog Blood style trap loop]

Love it. Mind if I use this in a future composition?

[Pentaria]

Reminds me of some of the atonal stuff I listened to, but not quite as avantgarde. I really like it. It's calming. Could probably have stuffed it in Ambient

Eagleon responds:

Thank you! I try to avoid ambient and experimental like the plague unless I'm doing atmospheric/generative stuff - they're both such broad genres that it's difficult to get noticed. It's ok here.

[Grim Habits]

Tons and tons of reverb! A little more damping and it'd be perfect

oswald responds:

I'll keep that in mind.

[Grand Scheme Of Things - UAO]

Sounded cluttered around 1:40, and synth at 1:50 sounded really generic, but other than that, it's still catchy.

SoLoR1 responds:

Thank you for the constructive criticism, I do believe I should of worked on this one more instead of just getting it out of the way in a sense! I will have to come back to this one day and make it more unique!!

[Simply Being Loved - UAO]

Gonna be stuck in my head for hours. <3

SoLoR1 responds:

Thank you soo much for all your feedback!! And I am happy to have made something that will stick in your head!!!!

[Forsaken Neon]

This song really introduced me to this genre and the NG Audio portal as a whole. Love it. Excellent composition.

[Piano in WTF Minor]

As a classical fugue, it's a little lacking, but it's very pleasing to the ear, especially with the odd accidentals and deceptive progression at the end. I like it very much! Some study of theory and you'd be a master. :)