Score: 0

"I don't believe you"

submission: Differences

date: September 23, 2007

If you were a member of the band, you'd know that the song is called 'Voices', not 'Differences'. PM me with PROOF that you're a band member, and I'll see about getting the AP ban lifted.

Score: 8

"..."

submission: The Golden Bum Mystery

date: July 27, 2007

Normally I wouldn't approve non-musical submissions, but this was a good story, well-read with a nice streak of toilet humour. I doubt anyone will use it in a Flash, but I guess you never know. Either way, it deserves a spot on the AP. I particularly like the Jamie Theakston impression.

Score: 10

"How did you know"

submission: Khuskan - A song for Denvish

date: November 24, 2006

about the hat? I thought it was a secret. At least you didn't mention the gigantic moustache. Funny little song. Needs banjo =D.

Score: 3

"...ok..."

submission: Trapped in the deep side.

date: July 23, 2006

You might want to read the rules on the Audio Submit page again... particularly:

4. You are giving permission to Flash authors to use your audio, free of charge.

No-one is obliged to ask you before using this track, by uploading it to NG you automatically gave permission.

As for the music, have to say, it's nothing special. Doesn't seem to develop at all, never really goes anywhere, lacks anything besides the drums.

Score: 9

"Very nice"

submission: Bench With Coffee

date: June 24, 2006

Constructive criticism:
- Add variety. Have two or three sections, with different chords sequences (in the same key, of course), and alternate between them.
- Make it a song. Add some lyrics, or at least a melody. This would sound great with a main voice singing the lead melody, and those harmonies adding emphasis

Nice guitar work, though. I think you could make something really classy if you put your mind to it

Score: 9

"Sweet rhythm"

submission: rockabilly

date: March 17, 2006

Makes a nice change from the usual electronic bum-ching. I'll definitely be using a section or two of this in a future game. Good job.

Score: 10

"Pretty good"

submission: Green Light

date: June 29, 2005

I have quite a strong temptation to take this and add a harmony track and some picking stuff on the 12-string.

The only negative thing I have to say about it is the start - I know the low quality sound is intentional, but it gives the wrong impression of the song. Apart from that, it's pretty professional. Nice submission.

deck_head_tottie - approved =)

Score: 9

"Sweet"

submission: Song For Someone

date: June 9, 2005

I really like both of these tracks. I had them looping for about 5 times each while I was on the BBS. I like the girl's voice, and the guitar parts are pretty polished. Drummer could definitely hold it together, too. The only thing I thought was harmonies, I think a couple of extra vocal tracks would have added some more depth to the sound.

Cool beans, anyway. Wonder how long it'll take for these to hit platinum =)

Score: 9

"Crazy percussion"

submission: PaNdOrA-Pandemonium Chamber.

date: May 6, 2005

Been a while since I reviewed an audio submission. I love the drums on this, to the extent of using a short clip from it in my new game (OverrunII, should be out in a week or so). I agree with Rucklo, don't like the synthesised vocals at the start, but apart from that, I think this track is pretty damn good. It's frantic.

I'm surprised that not a single person has used your audio in a Flash yet. I'm happy to help you out on that front. I'll get back to being more regular on the Audio Forum once I've finished this project, too.

Thanks for the reviews on my audio, they are appreciated.

Score: 10

"Love it"

submission: Chromatic Fantasie in D

date: April 25, 2005

Not often I write audio reviews, but I was really impressed with this. As a fan of ragtime, I love chromatic scales and syncopation, both of which this piece has in abundance. Sweet, original, and displays a real command of music.