ninjaPixels's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Funny Chase (8-bit)]

Bloody hell dude, your chiptunes are sweet. I'll definitely be using them in my game :)

wyver9 responds:

Thank you! ^_^

[Revolution (Original Mix)]

Damn, I never thought I will find something this good when I clicked the Greatest section, but you proved me wrong.

By the way, is it alright that I use this for a YouTube video?

kirja100 responds:

Glad you like it :D
Ok

[Factory]

Wait, dude. Is this the soundtrack you were making for 144FPS? The game jam game I talked about to you, and asked if you can make the soundtrack?

This is insane dude. It's so cool!

Pitfall responds:

(I wasnt sure if that was still a thing! !! :O )

Thank you! !!
Message me if you still want to use it!)

[Supersaw Incorporated]

Instead of finding good things, I usually can only find bad ones, and I definitely can't find the bad ones here.

Awesome.

[To The Club]

I am even more addicted to this song than to Rock Home, but again, something something transitions. They feel abrupt, or not even there at all, like the transitions between verses and chorus can really be improved.

I don't really know all this music terminology, but I am pretty sure you understand what I mean.

C112Covert responds:

well the problem is is finding a fl studio tutorial that teaches you how to use the program thoroughly and doesn't skip around I can't find one of those but I agree with both you and the previous guy before youI just wish there was some way I could find that on the Internet

[Technoplasmatic - Bazz]

Sounds like some techno from the 90's, which I really like, and everybody else should too!

TastyTeo responds:

Haha thankksssssss

[Rock Home]

The very beginning started a bit plain, also the transitions in some points were quite abrupt, like when the beat changed somewhere near 3 minutes. Still, I am giving 3.5 stars because I am flippin addicted to this type of auto-tuned vocals, and the melody was alright too. Good job.

C112Covert responds:

the transitioning is a problem but I can't find in FL Studio tutorial that goes in depth from A to Z I just can't find one