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phenomenal....absolutely flawless

Can't fault this for one second.

Excellent lyrics and what a voice! But I've always enjoyed your work, so this is no surprise...melodic, atmospheric, ethereal, floating, lovely, and rich. So much in just one song. I didn't know you were here on newgrounds either?

You outclass this website many times over compared what to seen as "good" here. It's almost ridiculous to go from a typical song on the weekly top 30 or whatever to this one. It's like listening to a fisher-price radio and then switching to turning on a 10 thousand dollar 2-channel audiophile setup.

really good!

I hope this isn't another redub...? I'm most impressed just by the mix, rhythm section, and melodies. So minus points if it's a remix/redub of a midi.

But sounds great!

remind me of...

insertpizhere on steroids. Pretty cool. Could use a little more variation? The sharp attacks are pretty grating at times. Extra points for the crazy/industrial groove. You could go a long way by extending this small theme into a full-blown song...

the intro is epic

Seriously, amazing. So grand and lovely sounding...

You should really look reworking simply that intro part into something different and keeping in the same vein.

Scribbler responds:

I agree with you, actually.

LOL Rig, you rock the house. This is really dope

Freakin' seal of approval on this sucka' if I ever felt to do such a thing. Brilliant. So downloading this and it's almost completely unheard of for me to do that.

This is a piece of work man. Kick-awesome. Just awesome. No advice that I could give here. Too busy enjoying it honestly.

egad...this is fun...I don't even know how you do it

Rig responds:

Haha, thanks! I'm re-writing it for the upcoming NGAP EP, be sure to pick up a copy!

obviously fantastic

The real question...is why is voicemale on, NG...?? Of all places. Seems odd, the group has a huge presence in the mormon community anyway and their cd's can be found everywhere in LDS bookstores...etc.

Anyway - I can't help but wonder if this is just for publicity - because (obviously) it trounces the median level of production to be found here normally. It doesn't really compute in a sense. Of course good work anyway. Fantastic as many of the previous works are. I have a good deal of your guys' cds, each new one is better than the last. It's clear you've been honing skill over the years.

spidy1217 responds:

HA! i think you've got us totally confused with someone else. we're voicemale from brandeis university, a bunch of nerdy jewish college guys, definitely not mormon. But I'm glad you like!

quite enjoyable

Excellent little remix...tons of energy, well done drums (with some great spatial effects @ 1:20). There were parts that seems a tad disjointed. But it was still fun.

The beginning was definitely the most aptly engineered portion.

extremely good

the way the bass lines modulate to create such rich progression and differing chords is phenomenal...

The timbre of the each instrument is excellent. The drums cut through effectively - I didn't enjoy the area after 2:00 at some points as much but then the way you mixed it up again near 3:00 was a perfect reprise. The piano-esque synth had some element of "magic dust" that gave it that perfect blend into the rest of the song. Great arp/delay part there. Just fantastic. Beautiful progression again around that area 4:00...

Simply wonderful. It could be improved a bit in areas that I can't really put my finger on, so a 10 nonetheless. A standout, in a sea of really mediocre efforts and abilities.

uh sorry.

It's not crap. It's actually pretty sweet. Progression is lacking in a certain respect - but then again, it's a simple loop and it could just be design. Good work.

very enjoyable...liked this

It was somewhat minimalistic at the beginning - wasn't quite sure what to think of the supporting chords at :45 and building...but they are also nice sounding. Maybe clashing a little bit to my ears.

The breakdown at 1:50 was pretty cool - and sounding like it was going into a completely different song (which it seemed to do). The beat that kicks in after that is way way too grating. I think there is a lot of potential here - the arps are actually really enjoyable! I liked that stuff quite a bit. Just needs to be properly eq'd and then integrated a little better into the rest of the song.

Neat stuff though. There's plenty of character here in the piece that I did enjoy quite a bit.

DavidRx responds:

i was trying to make a slow but catchy start...but it turned out to be to long rly :S
and not catchy at all

the chords hmm..mabye i shudent have added em...to much mabye :S

but im still improving mate :)
im trying to improve in all the ways i can...the eq is 1 part thut im still in
''wtf moment'' xD

all my songs r a bit like of ''experiments'' i try to improve n try out everything...but some of em i upload em here so i can have some help and opinions..thx dude ^^

ima b sure to check ure stuff out too man... =P

DrX

SuperGoodSound is a composer and sound designer collaborative between Josh Hunsaker and Johnny DeCoste with combined credits spanning some of the largest toy and game releases of the past decade and work with stars like Pete Townshend of The Who.

Age 39, Male

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San Francisco, CA

Joined on 11/14/07

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