Bitbeak's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[littlMix_June 2021]

Appreciate the feature, and as always digging up some gems that I definitely overlooked in my normal use of this website :)

[Dreaming of the 8-Bit Man]

This track is awesome! Can't place who it reminds me of, but you do a great job of splitting the difference between chiptune and some psychedelic indie sounds.

[a warm fuzzy feeling in my heart that tells me to keep moving forward]

Simple but it's got heart. That grungy melody at the end was unexpected, but it works super well.

[Kaleidoscope]

Nice track, like the rawness of just the voice and guitar playing. Also you've got a pretty good singing voice, yo.

[The Ultimate Weapon]

Not usually my genre, but this is great man. That beat rules. I don't understand the screaming man child comments, but I'm happy that you did or did not use them.

Joe-Mega responds:

That genuinely makes my day to hear :)

And yeah Im glad I did or didn't use that screaming man sample XD

[Merry-Go-Down]

I'm a sucker for muted picking but it helps when the song's well written and produced too.

Like the touch of that ringing organ like synth through the whole thing.

ConnorDeVaux responds:

Haha yeah it's just my melodica with a little effect put over it, thanks a lot :)

[Locust Eons]

Zora's Domain vibes, lovely work man.

[AIM - Our Life.]

This is really sweet. That second half really evokes something kind of fantasy like that works well with the painting.

L-Mity responds:

From the second part, it was necessary to change the atmosphere. As Our lives are always changing. That was soo hard to change it to melody line. It was something I was worried about a lot, but I'm glad that you were satisfied.

Thanks.

[AIM - Tranquility]

This is an adorable track. Love the little chapters, each bit fits really well with the piece and your imagining of it.

[Plankton: Plots & Plans]

This is so out there and groovy, I can't say I've ever listened to surf rock electronica but it's kinda rad. Feels like this would be plankton's boss theme music or something.

EezySeven responds:

Yeah, I wasn't intending it to sound like surf rock at first as I wanted it to be more like western rock. But I guess surf rock was technically partially inspired from western rock so I guess it makes sense.