Acoustatic's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Undertale - Test 7]

Excellent production! And a fantastic, chiller remix of what (I believe) is a battle theme from undertale.

Super dank, super trill, great job overall.

[sadfa]

Now that is a fresh beat. Can I rap over this?

[Ready Freddy]

Now this right here i can get down with. Solid quality throughout and the beat is both funky and fresh.

kenhandra responds:

Thanks bruh we appreciate that

[Go Head]

Yall should definitely invest in a solid mic and an interface, or try to work some EQ magic on the vocals because the vocal quality definitely detracts from the song itself.

Your flow is solid and you got a good voice for the mic, and the beat is fantastic. Yall just gotta put a few more dollars into the studio equipment, other than that solid song.

kenhandra responds:

Thanks fam better things to come

[Wind and Grass]

Beautiful, synthy jam. Sounds like a foreign planet filled with soft magic and wonder.

[c o r p s e c i t y]

This sounds like the 80's. Which is fantastic. Scarface, cocaine, fancy cars and suits with gold chains, fuck yeah.

Reptiore responds:

I've found my new niche it seems. There's a remix I did for the band HEALTH on my soundcloud if you enjoy the sounds. https://soundcloud.com/crrse/health-stonefist-nathan-dandy-mode

[Unnoticed (demo)]

FUCK YES ABLETON! And also I definitely feel you on the WAV/AIFF format for export. I dont't even have a mac! :( For your first beat on Ableton this is pretty spectacular though. Mine was just some bongos and some piano riffs that I wouldn't dare upload haha.

Keep working with Ableton, it's a great daw that'll yield some fantastic results if you put some work into learning it. Keep up the great work, homie.

[Blade of Kohotel]

Hopefully this was intended for film. I'm envisioning a samurai looking over his destroyed village with a thirst for redemption or something. Very beautiful piece, three hours well spent.

richie5126 responds:

Thanks, when I was writing this I envisioned it as a theme of sorts to a game I built back in secondary school, if it were turned into a movie or something. Definitely going for the someone-died-so-i-need-to-cross-the-Atlantic vibe lol. Also, a little bit of Uncharted influence in it which you can probably hear