Krichotomy's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[At the Speed of Light]

Very nice, very well polished and enjoyable. What else can I say? More please?

[-Jumper-]

Happy! Nice job on making a simple happy track. Makes me wanna dance.

[Winterbliss]

Nice relaxing wintery mildly-energetic atmosphere.

[Sonic 3 - Credits]

Wow, this captures the feeling I had when listening to the original many years ago. Great job!

The audio sounds a bit too muffled or blurred.

ArienV responds:

Yeah the quality isn't great. Check out the youtube link for the remastered version. Was still learning Reason3.0 back then :)

[Chaoz Fantasy (8-Bit)]

The starting sequence is super catchy. And throughout the whole tune everything is well stitched together. The track certainly carries nostalgic appeal, but also feels very fresh. This 8-bit tune rocks.

[Trinity]

Wow, you told a story. It started simple, got real, did some stuff, and came back full circle. I like this story.

There is a strong feeling of adventure in this track. Of travel and rest. The jawharp made things interesting as well. Totally in place, yet totally not expected. I smiled.

Step responds:

Thanks for reviewing!

Yeah, it does go through a circle! I think it helps round the song up to repeat the intro as the outro; to help the medley feel more united.

Glad you liked the jaw harp. It's such a small addition but it really does add something to the song I feel.

Thanks again man!

[Sunspots 1.0]

Once upon a time I always tried to weave emotions into complex harmonies and movements fit to note structures that "looked" good. But reason speaks to reason and emotion speaks to emotion. This lonely string of notes, framed from the heart, speaks to the heart. Thanks for the music lesson.

[[oove] Requiem]

You blended the orchestral and dubstep sounds together rather well. The atmosphere feels connected, consistent, and well defined. The piece begins building very beautifully at the end, drawing the listener in, magnifying the power of the surprise movement. I have to say the trick is clever and cool, and in my first time listen a really neat feature. But I am not likely to add this track to a playlist because the surprise is like a knock in the head, making me forget what I was doing and go "wait, what?" every time I hear it. Now I really want to hear where the orchestral build "was going". Grin.