MRM3's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Ná bí ag caoineadh (Don't Cry)]

Agggghhhhh dun cry tho :'(
this stirrs me pot...
threw me into a well of emotion... but then you shredded and omggeeee mah sadness melted into a little puddle of love agghhhh... XD
faving this and listening again later and again another time for sure!
:3

[Jam]

Worth the wait!! :DD
Awsesomely groovyyyyyyyy.. THASSS MAHH JAMMMM BAABBBYYYYYY!!
luv it :DDD
looking forward to hearing more, Hippo!! :DD

Hippokopter responds:

If you're still looking forward to something, you could take a look at my new Riddim VIP... xD

[Lonely Jazz Guitarist]

some lovely - ass - sounds ya got going for ya o_O
wanderful job :0000
love all of etttt!! :DD
If ya decide to use some, most, or even all of it... I bet twould be amazing

[Peace and Tranquility]

I've heard this chord prog somewhere before...
the melody is soooooo familiar... yet slightly differnt...
nice job :)
peace...
gosh does one wish for peace...
nice job :)
Oh also this wouldn't be solo instrument, rather ambient, easy listening, etc.. :P

[One Sunday]

Owl City is a band. (noting on RBM's comment)
and omgeeeeEEEE I LOVE ETTT!! :DDD
*Having fun with the Fav Button*
Gah your guitar playing never fails to wow meeeee!!
one day I wanna be as good as you ;3

lovely job!!!

KrinnValKhristi responds:

I listened to Owl City and LOVED IT!!!!

I kinda wished I could use computers like I use my guitar!

But... nooo, I dun nae have the samples.

I really love Alt Rock... I am writing a Progressive Rock song right now I will be releasing soon.

It is really confusing and angry lol...

but anyway... it will make up for this happy piece of cake!!

["Soar Again" - Jessie Yun]

Wow I can't believe I'm the first to comment on this..
I feel special 😁😁
This is amazing, which, is your normal; wouldn't expect anything less ^^
I'm always looking forward to hearing your new tracks! they are always so powerful in one way or another.
This is the sort of music that heals deep wounds, that cleans cuts, and sews gashes shut.
Remarkable, as always.
5/5 - 10/10, and that's only cause I can't go any higher.
My goodness this inspires so much in me :)
thank you for blessing mine, and so many others' ears. :))

JessieYun responds:

Hey MRM3,
Thank you very much for all the comments you've left on my tracks, really means a lot to me! I'm glad my track inspires you <3

[Corde Solitarie]

I love the vibe ya got going on here..
Just overall epic.. and im a huuugeeee sucker for epic ^^
You did not let me down for sure, this is wonderful.
keep up the good work, Anevis!
5/5 - 10/10 !
:D

Anevis responds:

Thaaank YOUUU!! :D

[Fire]

Aghh i need to be able to record like this!
XD awesome work!!
ove this.

[Ásum - Nebulosa [House]]

Well made, and produced.
love the percussion.
but it doesn't "click" with me like some of your other songs... not bad, good, for sure.
:)

[The Machine - robotday2019]

Drum n Bass!
*sigh* those drums just S c r e a m you XD
What is that a Reese bass? also S c r e a m s you.
Wonderful job using the vocal snippets, they fit just perfectly, as usual.
Sorry i'm a couple days late... this song has been open in a tab for two days... just hitting send now. lol
love it :DD

Quarl responds:

"A couple of days late?" Why do you worry so much? I'm no where near as good at keeping up with people. I'm incredibly grateful for your continued listening MRM3, you're a peach <3

I've always understood a Reese bass to be a blanket term for a large range of dirty DNB synths. Generally just make a huge ass synth that sounds like shit, then slap a filter on it and modulate the living hell out of the filter knobs (frequency and resonance.)

I get additional tonal variety by automating things like the pitch wheel, octaves, distortion unit knobs... but at the core of the patch is usually two or three sawtooth oscillators. I'll use squarewaves sometimes for different tones. If you google "reese bass" you'll get a bunch of different tutorials that will highlight different ways to do the same thing. It's less of a science and more like synthesis porn. Just experiment and have fun. A friend of mine once mentioned making a reese bass from a bunch of bass kicks under distortion written really close together on the midi. They got a full tone from it :)

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