FUNKbrs's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Aalasteir's Cooking Adventure]

Notice at the end when you smell the garlic you can hear the power level increase in your voice immediately. If you want your mustache to curl so much even your boots start to curl, you'll need lots of garlic power.

BottleTopBillFanclub responds:

Absolutely true! This is all thanks to you FUNK, I bought garlic specifically because you recommended it. I have been enlightened.

[I hate this thread]

This is fucking hilarious.

[Jentha (instrumental)]

hearing a recording of yourself can be a very naked and vulnerable moment. It can be hard to accept yourself for how you really sound. You said you were using a webcam which explains why things were so noisy; you probably already know things will sound better on a digital interface where you can plug straight in and cut out background noise. The playing is technically sound, really the best advice I can give you is to accept yourself more and adopt a "good enough for rock and roll" attitude, especially in a partially put together piece like this.

AnEvilHeat responds:

thats true. i am aware of the digital interface thing, i just don't have that on my disposal. i do need to work on that attitude eventually though.so thanks

[Sawtooth Blues]

More jazzy than bluesy, but I'm here for it. Blues is crustier and bendier. Still a solid song though.

[g r o o v y]

Very interesting use of polyrhythms. Track always kept me guessing. The steel drums sounded very metallic and punctuated.

Asskick247 responds:

yeah, just sorta put alotta instruments together on an app called BeepBox. i dont play instruments irl, but thanks for the review!

[Winston Reds]

Sounds like you cut the guitar track then added drums after.

Guitars sound good, but that lumpy-bumpy out of rhythm sound comes from not putting rhythm in from the beginning.

[Good Vibe]

Sounds like good game music, but ti's super cheesy. It wouldn't take too much processing on top of those synths to make them sound much less stock

PsiStarOfficial responds:

Ok thanks for your feedback. I'll try to make something better next time (because I agree with you tbh) :)

[Bike At Night // Cyberdemon]

Not bad. The synths were almost too crispy in that they didn't sound particularly organic, but all the tracks cut well and the mastering and final volumes were definitely on point.

Loose-Rocks responds:

thanks my dude.

it's part of new stuff i've been pumping out.

420 blz

[Never Home]

Little guitar heavy on the mix, but my speakers are shit so maybe that's more on me than you.

I liked the dynamic pauses in the guitar and the intricate hihat work.

Could have used more vocals, but then again good vocals are the holy grail.