Bosa's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Farewell]

Will you teach me? How much do you charge for lessons?

SoundChris responds:

Hey there Bosa, i am really very glad especially you liked it! I think i could learn a lot more from you then converse - my music theoretical knowledge is quite basic and i am composing just by ear :D So there is still so much i have to learn and i hope i will improve as fast as possible - i promise to try my very best good sir!

[Season's Greetings]

Merry Christmas and good tidings and good wishes; being full of good cheer.

Why didn't you write this for the Polar Express?

[Facing the danger!]

Very nice, sir! I definitely enjoyed this one! I could hear this in a video game.

[Connected 2]

I really like how well this song is sequenced and mastered. I may not be an electronic expert, but I do know good music when I hear it. You've done a great job giving the feeling that there is a struggle going on while the music plays.

I really have nothing negative to say. A solid track all around.

ForeverBound responds:

Thanks man

[Divine Prayer [Live]]

All hail the mighty Samulis, who will destroy us all with his new found powers.

samulis responds:

Indeed! All shall fear my masterful ability over the great recorder! None could ever compare to me!

[Dreamworld]

I'm suing you for stealing my song's name. I'm taking this to the supreme court.

stunkel responds:

Damnit... not again... Welp, time to get a lawyer I guess... see you in court!

[Pride]

Masterful. Brilliant.

If only I could even come close to your level. Your voice is perfect.

headphoamz responds:

*bows* Thank you, sensei.

[Real Life Absurdities]

I love the cartoon style of music. It is so chaotic, and actually requires quite a bit of skill to pull off correctly. You could definitely make stuff for kids.

The choice of lead instruments was quite interesting, lol. You also did a great job with the xylophone! Your composition is remarkable.

My only problem was the percussion. Not that it sounded unrealistic, but because there wasn't a lot of dynamics. With its volume turned up, I could easily pick it out and my OCD immediately was triggered.

5 Starz - 5 Vote

steampianist responds:

OH MY!!... Thank for reviewing this. im glad that you appreciate the chaotic element in this piece!

ah the percussion i have to agree with you.. though i did try to compensate with random percussive effects :D and im sorry for triggering your OCD :P

[Sons of Valhall]

Excellent work, sir. You have truly captured an emotionally stirring piece that reflects the description you depicted in your author comments.

I'm not going to pick apart every inch of the song. The only thing that really caught me off guard was the horns. There was a segment starting at 1:47 where they were playing in an upper registry and it sounded quite awkward to me. I don't think real horn players would adjust to it so well.

Everything else is sound, though. I love the choirs you added into the song. With more practice in composition you will truly thrive in the cinematic genre.

SoundChris responds:

Thanks a lot, good sir! I definitely will try to get more knowledge about the way real horns work and also the art of composition and orchestration - i think improving the music theoretical abilities and analyzing film scores will also be an important point if i plan to compose scores earnestly. Thanks so much for your constructive criticism sir - it will help me a lot!

All the best!

[Mr. D Has a Freak Show]

Short and repetitive, but I like it. It kinda reminds me of some sort of comedy act at a circus (which is what I assume you had in mind while creating this).

I would like to hear an extended version sometime in the future maybe, but that is up to you. The instrument quality is sub-par, but that's not a big deal. Other than the instrument quality, everything else sounds great to me and is inline with your original freak show idea.

This is very simple and to the point, so I like it very much. This is deserving of my five vote.