AceMantra's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Neon Hacker]

Extra points for synthwave. Extra points for putting "Neon" in the title. Extra points for being awesome.

zybor responds:

Thanks you, AceMantra! Have a great weekend!

[Fly Away (ft. stranger¿)]

Hey, this is great! The instrumentals really work well with the vocals. Nice work! :)

[Some Birds Are Not Meant To Be Caged]

Needs to be less awesome. K thanks.

zybor responds:

I'll try my best :P

Thank you for your comment. Have a good weekend!

["LICK" Original Motion Picture Score : The Excerpt]

Wow, Jessie this is great! Lovely compositions and awesome sound. I think my favorite of the bunch is track 4; so much emotion and impact, and that chord progression! Great job!

JessieYun responds:

Hey AceMantra,
Thank you very much! I'm very glad you enjoyed it!

[A Breeze From Home ~ Vocal Ver.]

I continue to listen to this when looking for inspiration. It has without fail brought tears to my eyes every time. Wonderful job as always.

Troisnyx responds:

Aaaaa thank you meep 💖

[Souls Of The Seas]

This is absolutely stunning! Great work! :)

zybor responds:

Thank you for your review! :3

[Incan Night (NGADM)]

I wasn't sure about this song at first, but by 0:29, I knew this was going to be good. I agree with TL that it's a little bit repetitive, but it's still pleasant to listen to as a whole. Personally, I think the intro needs something more to draw the listener into the rest of the song; like a riser, or panning effect.
Alternatively, trimming the intro a little may also help. The first time listening I wasn't really sure where the song was going between 0:14 - 0:28. But by 0:29 everything fell into place.
Overall, I'm definitely digging this. Love the strings, love the beat. Good job. :)

[Askel]

Nice piece, buddy. The sound is clear and beautiful. :)

LucidShadowDreamer responds:

Hey, thank you! :D
Yeah, I wish I remember what piano and settings I used, but I don't :3

[Black Bird]

Excellent work as always! :3

zybor responds:

Sup :D

Thank you for dropping by! How's life doing!

[New Steps]

I am absolutely in love with this. Reminds me a lot of some of James Horner's work in The Land Before Time.
I have no critique, I just wanted to express my admiration for this beautiful piece.

Columbers responds:

Thanks! I always love critique though because that’s a big way that I grow as a composer, looking back and seeing what I could do better