NekoMika's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Cameras]

The vocals remind me of Freezepop and Renard a little bit. I want to think the vocals could be improved but I cannot really think of how they could be improved.

To me, the vocals seem kind of iffy at times rotating between which vocal track takes prominence. Not a bad thing but seems like it could be smoother I think.

The piano and bass riffs are smooth too.

Overall, aside from my confusion with the vocals, great song and good lyrics. I like it.

GameBoyFireworks responds:

Thanks for the review! I may go back and play with the vocal track some more to get it to sound a bit more natural.

[Down in Flames]

Would have been really nice if this had been finished. The Devil was a hella good album from Blue Stahli too. :D

Aside from this track being too short, nothing else to really point out or note here.

ADR3-N responds:

I might actually still have the vocal stems to this -- since the label is super forgiving of non-commercial work, I may yet go back and redo it. Although I'll have to reimagine all the synths since I no longer have massive :P

And I also don't have any of these drum samples anymore; like 4 laptops ago haha. Thanks for the review!

[T r a p p i n O n T h e M o o n [Phonk]]

Interesting choice of genre to remix the Ducktales Moon theme to. The only thing I would have removed are the vocals to be honest, only thing I would have changed. Otherwise, sounds pretty decent. :)

DreamEater responds:

Understandable, I just wanted to maintain that vaportrap vibe.

Thank you so much for your feedback!

[! MDK - Press Start ( GD cut )]

That's a really sick drum and bass sound you got going there. :)

LexRodent responds:

Thanks.
I may re-use some of those sounds for a future (and more serious) project.

[[TEASER] A Breeze From Home ~ Vocal Ver.]

Beautiful and simple piece. Not overpowering, not too soft, just hits right where it feels emotional. Now I'm curious where this song will fit in with the fifth game. ;-;

Troisnyx responds:

I'm curious as well hhhhh ;_;

[NiTi - galaxy traveler]

Started to listen to this song and did not know what to expect. Thankfully I was not disappointed and this track honestly has a really relaxing sound to it. The synths and bass blend together and make one feel like they are floating through or exploring space.

TodukenMusic responds:

Thanks for the feedback <3. I got the inspiration from Super Mario Galaxy

[Since We Fell Apart]

Does not sound bad, the one thing I would change for sure is adding more of a stuttering / glitching effect for the guitar. The piano / synth in the background sounds incredibly light and off at times as well. I feel it could probably have been changing out for a more fitting synth.

ADR3-N responds:

Interestingly, there are no FX on that guitar except the amp/cab sim itself. I just didn't know what I was doing, so it came out sounding like robot-guitar LOL. Subsequent demos are written a little more... decent. Buuuut glitch effects is a good idea!

Pianos/synths, yeah, essentially nothing ended up sounding how I wanted it to in the mix. May fix this for the 2.0 version with vocals. What kind of synth were you hoping for?

[Suvi - The Show]

Spaced out and chill sounding song, not bad at all, what VSTs do you use? :o

IAmSuvi responds:

Thanks for the nice feedback! I used Serum.

[Caverns]

Gives me the feeling of exploring a cave or mine and discovering weird things or just feeling like something is close by. Seems somewhat calming yet a tad spooky.

Midnights-Ocean responds:

Very cool. :) thanks for the 5 star.

[Swords of Legend - Clash On The Big Bridge [POWER METAL]]

Hella tight cover dude, I feel the mixing is a bit off at the start but once the song kicks in, it balances itself out. Aside from that at the start, I really enjoyed this cover, just another reminder of how hilarious, over the top, and strong Gilgamesh is. Fake swords, real swords, who cares, today Gilgamesh fights everyone equally, lol.

YukiKei responds:

Thanks Neko, I see what you mean about the beginning. Thanks for pointing that out, I'm still learning, so any feedback helps. :) I tried to keep some of that goofyness that Gilgamesh is known for (mostly in the second half). Anyway, glad you liked it, and thanks for listening!