SourJovis's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Final Battle]

Sounds great. Very action packed and energetic. I think the guitar riff repeats a little too often though. I would've prefered a more accoustic less clean sounding drum for this song. More a rock drum. It's very well mixed.

[Crime FighterZ]

Great song. The music fits the image. The cheerfulness reflects the bright colours, and it sounds very action driven. I like the unusual effects in the song. Makes it sound very interesting.

DuttonsaysHi responds:

Ah that's good! It seems if the contest was to match the image as best you can, I may have had a chance. Thanks for the review!

[Spacewalk]

Sounds very chill. Nice melodies, sounds and chords. Makes me happy listening to it. I like the punch it has. Very energetic.

Mawnz responds:

Thank you SourJovis :D

[Gray...]

Not what I expected to hear with that artwork as inspiration. I expected something darker, but I like to be surprised. Also I like vocals on Newgrounds. Not something you hear everyday. You sing quite well. The music has a nice atmosphere. Very pleasant to listen to.

[Glitch,Blues.Baby!]

Not bad. Sounds very jazzy. I think it could've used a more human touch. Some more variation in the velocity levels. The drums sound particularly good.

YouriX responds:

Yeah i was afraid that i might use to much human elements xD
Glad you liked it anyways!

[Re: Warmth]

This song fits the artwork it was inspired by. Both are pleasant and abstract.

MattBat27 responds:

I'd have to agree, thank you!

[Heavy Metal Gear - Alert (Nes]

Very energetic and powerful. I like the squeaking guitars. Looks like it will become a good remake. I hope you won't get in trouble for copyright stuff, like what happened to Chrono Resurrection. Btw, what happened to your Nightmare on Elmstreet project?

VaeVIKTUZ responds:

I gave up on trying to figure out programming with the unreal engine, still have the models and textures so I may finish that Nightmare on Elmstreet beat em up when I get better with unity, I'm making way faster progress with Unity than Unreal for sure, there are alot more tutorials to help with the problems I run into.

For this game I'm not to worried about copyright infringement, it should be protected as a parody, and I wouldn't dream of trying to sell it, Still even if I get a C&D I'm gonna finish it anyways, but I doubt that would happen, there may even be a loop hole since Konami released it as Ultra games, to bypass a limitation developers had on the NES, They closed down Ultra games when the SNES came out, Kojima owns the name but disowned the NES version, plus Kojima seems smart enough to know fan works only help sales.. anyways I may never even release it to the public when i finish it, Tho a torrent of it might end up somewhere if I decide to share it with friends.
Still not sure how i want to handle cut scenes, probably go graphic novel style with it. But I'm not that great with drawing action poses, anyways, sorry for the essay, lol thanks for the review :)

[Heavy Metal Gear-Password]

Very atmospheric. I don't know the original song, but I like this. It sounds more like something from DOOM than Metal Gear. I like that you use life guitars. The choir and the effects add some nice layers to it. Glad you're back.

VaeVIKTUZ responds:

Thanks, and if you get the time you really should check out the original (heres a link, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3oX25WVCCU ), One of the Nintendo's greatest short loops as far as I am concerned, I still wanna do a little more with the drums, by the time I get the title screen finalized, maybe add a short glam lead on guitar but thats probably all i'll change.

[The Lord of War]

Great. I like the structure. Builds up tension nicely. Very suspenseful. Moves towards a more action driven par and becomes more and more climactic.

[[Knox]Sourjovis]

Thanks again! Sounds very beautiful. Very mysterious. I know how difficult it is to make a 5/4 song, but when you succeed it makes the song alt the more Original, and I like the sound of it.

Knoxius responds:

well I screwed up the ending with a rather anticlimatic and nonsensical series of notes, so success can be measured about as far as the 2:00 minute marker, at which point i can only assume that I was overwhelmed.

this was a very unfamiliar signature to me at the time, and though I feel i may have partially cheated my way through by creating a sort-of 4/4 polyrhythm to guide the rest, i appreciate the positive reaction! thanks buddy, and merry christmas 2-ish years ago!