Krichotomy's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Solo Piano]

I like where this is going. And it sounds better than me playing a piano! :D

The track is awfully quiet, though.

[Worlds Apart]

There's a lot of overlap in the sounds of folk instruments. I enjoy trying to recreate the sounds of different cultures using the "wrong" instruments. :D

This track is pretty random and wandering- but I think it works well like that, especially with the atmospheric sounds (birds and thunder). I would love to here something like this played live somewhere out in a forest-y area as a background music to whatever event was going on. (Similar to how they play bluegrass music at Dollywood and Silver Dollar City.)

samulis responds:

I would definitely be up to playing stuff like this live... if I had anyone to play the other instruments! :D

Thanks for the review man. :)

[Getting Outfitted]

Oh, I love that game, and I love the FE:A track that sounds most similar to your track here. :D

Yes, this is very simple, but there is nothing displeasant about it and, despite having few and sparse instruments, it never sounds 'empty' to me. I like it!

Deemo-R responds:

It's one of my favorite recent games! :3

Thanks for the review!

[[IV]Pyramid]

Well, no reviews, but it looks like ten people voted 5/5! :D

This is a nice chill jazzy track, and a track enjoyable by one such as I who does not have a particular taste for jazzy stuff.

IglicaV responds:

Thank you for your comment, good to see you again :D

[Allegra's Suite]

Perfectly what it was intended to be. Remarkably realistic. Excellent. I enjoy this.

[Ignition]

The front synth (the one that often plays a single note over and over) is rather loud, especially in its solo part. It is annoying me, but, other than that, I do really like this track.

[(F) _Moment of Calling_]

Ah. So very relaxing. I might listen to this track a lot today.

Fubaka responds:

That's what it's there to do.

Thanks for commenting.

[Two]

Even with the repetition this track held my interest. The sounds play well together and I really like the distribution of frequencies being channeled into my ears.

This is my only negative comment: In some places random percussion (like 'john's door') jumps in momentarily and it doesn't really fit into the track well, sounding like it is in a different 'layer' than most of the other instruments. It actually makes me feel panicked as my attention jumps between them, the same feeling I get when two people are talking to me at the same time.

Anyway, very intredasting track! Good work!

[Birth]

I don't really get what it has to do with babies, but it is (to me) a simultaneously pleasant and unsettling tune. Nice!

[More Human]

The beginning was really moving.

ShinsukeIto responds:

Thanks for the review!