AvizuraNG's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Avizura - Break the Silence (KrisKros Remix)]

Sick dude! :D
I love what you did to it, you made it sound more outer-worldly.
Enjoyed every second of it!

KrisKrosNL responds:

I'm glad you enjoyed it man!

[Oscar's Chip]

oh wow, I know that video. Can't believe you made a full song out of his improvisation.
Sounds so cool! The christmassy winter sounds remind me of NiGHTS into Dreams.

TwelfthChromatic responds:

Thank you very much. That means a lot :)

[Lunar]

Lol no way. Soichi Terada was the first thing that came to mind. Especially the stuff he released in the 90s.
I don't like a lot of House music these days. I think a lot of it is generic and uninspired, but this is exactly the type of House music I'd love to see come back.

I've seen/heard some of your Drum N Bass tracks too and I really like what you're doing. You've earned yourself a follower.

[Solidified Jupiter]

Sounds very demo-scene, Commodore Amiga-esque. Also definitely reminds me of Mr. Terada's work on Ape Escape.

Very nice work! I like your work a lot.

TwelfthChromatic responds:

Thank you for the kind words :)

[Junkyard Chase Scene]

Very playful! Completely different from how I'd express the sound of a junkyard.
This could very well work in an animated scene of a disney movie or something.

BenTibbetts responds:

Thank you! I like how this track came out. Curious though, how would you go about evoking a junkyard?

[Woods of Light - Rayman 2]

Very nice, bit of nostalgia :]
sounds a lot like the GBC version of the track!

Bit of constructive criticism:
I'd suggest setting the polyphony on each of your synths to 1, so they don't overlap with eachother. Also keep in mind that the NES had 5 distinct channels: pulse, pulse, triangle (which couldn't change volume - very important), noise, dpcm. None of these could play more than 1 sound at a time.

[For you ears only]

needs something.

[Quaoar]

Absolute beauty. We need more of this stuff on this site.

[Based-Physics]

Cool track, but it sounds a bit static, volume-wise. It's constantly at high energy level and there's no places where the listener can catch a break.

In terms of melody and chord-progressions it does sound a lot more dynamic and interesting than the average DnB track. I like the vibe you've put down, it's very chiptuney. I just think that it would benefit from a breakdown section (or a section where the energy is lower)