kypengone's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Exponential Deceleration - Zenovia]

I like this, but I don't really think that the drums fit with something so electronic-like.

[Something Different (feat. Talurre)]

6 minutes of goody goodness oh boy

[Broken Time - Nathan Dzul]

oof thats actually pretty good

[Derpcat - Paranormal]

Speaks words.

- Opitcal

btw why is one of the tags despacito

[Slice of Scythe OST - 03 - Lovecycle 1]

Sounds like Deltarune tho

- Opitcal

[Warzone]

your music is way better than just a "Music by Boom Kitty"

rhythm and bass is phat as heck and the drum fills are frikin noice

m31nth3c0rn3r

[Root Beer Float]

I don't normally write reviews, but this is an exception.

I love how it started with pouring a drink, but I guess it could have been better with a little plink to symbolize how the ice cream drops in the root beer. The starting tune really lays out the entire song's foundation. It's a tune that no matter how many times I listen to it or if somebody makes a modification to it, it will never get old.

I was blown away by the first drop because of how it kept the "jazzy" aspect of the song while still making the song more intense. The rhythm is really amazing.

The small part in between the first drop and the second drop gave me an extremely happy mood, like how I hope it was supposed to give. All of those little splashes also had an effect on me.

Dang son. That sax "solo" had all the aspects of a 6/5 song. I can't stop listening to this.

I guess you could have had a lower base plucking every 8th note, but I hardly think that would make it better than it is now.

Miyolophone responds:

Thank you so much! I'm glad all the little details with the sound effects came together for you! (And yes, that sax solo was a lot of fun)

[Imagine That]

This is really good with the tension and being dramatic, but i suggest you change the bass a little bit as it basically repeats itself in the whole song.

PaulyBFromDa303 responds:

A good note indeed, and I thank you for the review. I'll definitely keep an eye on sequence diversity In the future.