CIEIRMusic's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[SEQ9]

Feels like club music.

Demonicity responds:

it be

[Digital Highway]

Feels like a journey.

dj-steve-francis responds:

thanks mate :)

[EthanFirith - Frostbite]

This song has a lot of energy in it.

EthanFirith responds:

it does

[Somewhere on Harrow's Hill.mp3]

First of all I am glad you found inspiration for such a beautiful song in such a sweet way.

Second of all. The song itself has some Final Fantasy and Zelda feel to it.

ssymboint responds:

Aye, thanks. Weird circumstances happened yesterday which lead me to walk on every street in my neighborhood. What a day, but a day I am grateful for. :)

[Battle!trainerv1]

I wanted to listen to all the works you had so far before I made a critique.

For starters, I'm not gonna lie, some of your works are a mess, but they don't lack potential. This one so far being your best, because when I listened to all of them one at a time, I did notice progress and improvement.

Second, I notice you rely mostly on solo instruments for each of your work. While it is good to start with one, some of the best music is often a harmony of instruments. Take myself for example, I try to combine rhythmic and chords in a way that each instrument works off each other. I suggest you do this. For your next song, record each instrument one at a time. Then using editing software like audacity, try to combine each track you recorded together to see if they work off each other. If they don't, remove the ones that you think didn't work out. If they do, try to find ways of adding more instruments to the mix. If you do it right, you'd go from Solo instrument to an ass kicking orchestra.

Dusknoir7724 responds:

All my music isn’t final and is just what it’s going to kinda sound like, so if they make your ears bleed, it’s fine. Edit: 1. I don’t really have many tools to use for Instruments 2. I use a chromebook 3. These are all kinda rough drafts of the actual music.

[Rivers of you Mind]

Beautiful.

dj-steve-francis responds:

yes a lot of fans like this one :)

[Harmonic Nature]

This one is very chill. Yet also very eerie.

dj-steve-francis responds:

yes mate good qualite headphones .or large bass speakers to get the best out of the sounds enjoy :)

[Cherimonya]

Love it. Gives a bit of a Capcom feel.

supermelon-creations responds:

Ah thx, yeah

[Suite of Spite]

If they ever do a Mummy Movie that takes place in modern times, but within the Stephen Sommers universe, they should use this song. It sounds both ancient and modern at the same time. As if Imhotep is just exploring the modern world for the first time and he's taking in the sights while forming his next evil plan.

TheMusicalManiac responds:

Wow! That's a high bar..! I'm glad you think so but I don't think I could ever get to movie composition status..thank you so much! <3

[Variants of Sound]

I notice you use 432hz. Is there something special about it? I heard of it, but don't quite know about it.

dj-steve-francis responds:

hi mate yes you have to google it its a bit complicated i see what i can find for you

What does 432 Hz do?
The 432 frequency gives a person a strong relaxation sense. A 432 Hz frequency music ensures the brain is tuned to the earth's frequency. ... Generally, this solfeggio frequency has been proven to be a healing frequency since it reduces anxiety, lowers the heart rate, and blood pressure.

it's a smooth and warming sound vvv popular :)
steve

You might have come across videos of famous artists and bands such as Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Enya, Coldplay, The Doors, John Lennon / The Beatles, Dire Straits, Jamiroquai … and many more that are available tuned to 432Hz.

catch you soon
steve