B-RadGfromOV's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Bless the Child]

Very cool! Flow was really good in parts. some sections got a little sloppy, like you kinda weren't sure how to fit it onto the beat. That can be avoided by just taking your time and making sure a line flows before moving on to writing the next.

Vocab was great and I really liked the alliteration (ruddy routers ruts ran run, etc) It's a much too overlooked aspect of poetry in hip hop.

I think this was a great effort, and I hope you do more. You're weren't far off from this verse being perfect, and if you work at it and take some extra time you can dial it down like you do your beats.

Looking forward to the next one, and now I'm interested in a rap collab!

[No zone]

Pretty decent! Same sample from your beat Touch, with some others. I had some silly freestyles goin on it. Tell your cousins they should get some software and do more.

BOULLIE responds:

Yeah! It's the same kit I think, and definitely some of the same sounds. I'm tryna get them hooked man no doubt! I think they need this kind of avenue of self expression.

[Agoraphobia]

Damn this shit goes hard as fuck. Nice clear production, powerful drums, reminding me of Dre.

[Sloppy]

Spongebob on shrooms. This is pretty beautiful actually. A very watery quality, some assonance but it is oh so sweet sounding. I love it.
I've gotta sample you.

phosphorusprocedure responds:

Thanks, dude! Part of the weird cassette quality was the plugins I used. You heard them on that last track, albeit cranked up a bit. Lo-Fizer and FerricTDS on the master. Not as cranked here. I thought it sounded pretty cool.

[Quiet Hillock]

Pretty cool. I wouldn't say you went overboard. Just seems experimental, and what's there is just replacing what you would have usually sampled to achieve. anyway not bad, and for the most part everything blends well and gives off a kinda eerie feel. Percussion is fitting.

phosphorusprocedure responds:

I was testing out some new plugins I ran into. Piano One (vst that sounds pretty decent for a piano), Lo-Fizer (comes with tape hiss, hum, vinyl noise, and a slew of other low-fi simulating effects), and some others. I think I was cranking them pretty hard. Not a lot of dynamics going on with the instruments on the track.

I do dig the way the drums came out though. Pre-processing, they were just standard 808 drum sounds. Sounded pretty weird after all the effects.

Thanks for the review. I was dipping my feet into some horror ambient stuff lately. I don't know much about how to make it, so I'm just kinda messing around.

[The Manixx]

Sweet. this is some funky shit, great composition. The bass is classic groovy.

It would be really cool to hear it with a remixed drum beat, to make the drums as flavorful as the playing of the other instruments.

[House of the Ancients]

Daammn. This shit's hot. I love everything about it. Very atmospheric track.

phosphorusprocedure responds:

Thanks, dude. Did it for a class like a month and a half ago. In Logic instead of FL, so I got to use some of the funky basses they had going on in there.

[Remember]

Smooov.

BOULLIE responds:

Made it for the nightcappers

[Head Trip]

This beat's got a nice smooth clean sound man. The whole middle part was groovin hard. It's very hard to grasp the tune of the intro on the first few listens but I got it. The production on the drums and bass sounds great.

phosphorusprocedure responds:

Thanks for the review, dude. The main bass I've been using lately is the analogue bass preset from Harmor. I just play it backwards to skip the squelchy part. With all the compression and filtering and everything, it makes a pretty good sub-bass.

The tune is pretty weird. I guess if I had some hats or drums playing with it, it'd be easier to follow, but it's kinda herky jerky all by itself.