Fenny's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Pokemon Go Hard!]

Excellent piece

StaticSkull responds:

Yay

[Trouble]

Your ability to play the guitar is rather choppy. Like it just feels laggy in between each note. It's not bad, it just means you're probably new. Work long and hard, friend.

StaticSkull responds:

'Kat thanks! :D

[Punk Rock Beat]

The instruments sound really good, but I would advise that you work on the overall sound quality of this, because it sounds like you've recorded it from a phone.

You should goto the audio forum to hit up some of the artists there about equipment, software and the such. :)

Jaws457 responds:

Well, I technically did. I didn't really know what software to use so I tried a program called JamStudio. I stayed up for awhile and made this and it wouldn't let me save it to my computer, so I played it with a screen recorder, then ripped the audio from the video and posted it. What software would you recommend?

[The Storm]

Give me your talent, please. :(

CGA-999 responds:

Through Paypal?

[Shit Stain (DEMO I)]

I wish I could write more than one review to elaborate on how shitty this is.
Shame on you

Slint responds:

leave me alone

[Danse Macabre (Demo I)]

The homosexual community of Newgrounds will love this artistic piece.

Slint responds:

WHAT ARE YOU IMPLYING

[Time Keeps Ticking]

Sounding pretty good. :D

LunarSpartan responds:

Thanks!

[The Volcano]

I actually just found out you make music. I'm loving your stuff, Illumayonnase.

CGA-999 responds:

Thanks! :)

[Gesture]

You could literally tell you and your pals had a lot of fun making this song, based off of the sweat and energy it had!

The instruments were recorded very well, infact, it sounds like you guys made this in a studio! I also enjoyed the vocals and lyrics.

Great song, great singer, and great everything.

saucybird responds:

Wow thank you so so so much!! We did enjoy making it and love doing it Ｏ(≧▽≦)Ｏ

[Is Reverb a Genre]

Well put together artpiece, the beat was simple, piano keys were simple, and everything blended together.

My only complaint is that the song end very rather crudely. Like, it was on a note, than it just stopped. You GOTTA find a way to make your music end a little better, preferably making it fade out.

Lethal-Input responds:

Thanks! In a full, completed track I definitely would end it better, but for this I just left it as it is since I don't really intend it to be compared to full tracks. In the future when I do this I may resort to fading out though.