ADR3-N's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Altered Signal]

Great progression from intro to conclusion. Somehow manages to relax and pump me up at the same time. Loving the synths. Am I sensing a little video game inspiration around the 3:10 mark? Addition of the piano was great; kept the percussion from getting stale on the ears and really bound the track together. Bass chugging as it was throughout was nice as well. Intro dragged on a little much for my liking and percussion could have been varied a little bit more every so many bars, but it didn't really detract from the overall groove.

Great work!

[Spaze Unofficial - First DnB Song]

Nice, relaxed piece, and a prime example of the elements of good DnB. Clean instrumentation, clear theme. Very nice work. :)

SpazeMusic responds:

Thanks man! :D

[Into the Galaxy]

Smooth track with good breaks and a sweet, soothing bass groove. Excellent work!

[Hidden Planet]

I like the somewhat offbeat loop in the beginning; it really sets the tune of the mix. Not a giant fan of the bass, but that may just be my personal preference for subwoofers rattling and all that. Once everything gets going, it's nice. Keep it up!

Adjeye responds:

Yahh its a work in progress, Im not really satisfied with the bass still, but wanted to get the idea out there.

[Landing Softly]

Exactly what I needed to hear this morning. Strings sound great, as does that gritty, breathing percussion. Beautiful construct of electronic music here. I don't think I can really do it justice with words, actually. :)

PompYin responds:

Thanks for the kind words Andrea,

Been reviewing lots of work on here over the last week and 'Window' was one of my favorites, I'll be sure to check out your other work.

[Bounce Addition]

Nice mixing, again. It's got a trippy feel that I like. That may just be the turntable-feel in the beginning drone bass. Great work!

PompYin responds:

I've only really started making full use of panning and stereo widening in the last couple of months,

I think it was someone on here who suggested the Flux Stereo Tool VST, works a charm and It's free.

Other than that I've been trying to pay a little more attention to my eqing.

Thanks for the review.