ChordC's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Overture Nº 2]

A beautiful short classical piece, excellent job with this one.

LexRodent responds:

Thanks a lot mate.

[Valkyrie]

Awesome dude, I love the solos in this song, especially the guitar shreds, you are one talented person.

DanJohansen responds:

Appreciate the kind words man!

[Fuck It All (and fuck you)]

Dude, NICE

[The Lady of the Western Shore]

This is some quality music right here. Also, nice job with the vocals ;)

Plasmarift responds:

I glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment!

[Legally Tender - a soap opera of sorts]

Nice dude, you got some talent there. Love the outro song lol
edit: Of course I believe it, it's pretty pretty hilarious lol

Plasmarift responds:

Thanks! Can you believe I did the outro song all by myself?!

[Serenade no. 1 (2015)]

Bruh this is so underrated, personally, I love the emotion that this song brings, it brings some kind of peaceful emotion or something like that.

Also, interesting history behind this song, I also make music based on my intuition, and inspiration form other songs that I listen to, it's much easier that way for me. Unlike you, my family is not classically trained, however, my dad does music for a hobby. He mostly play electric guitar, but can also play other instruments to using his intuition and general music theory, though he cannot read notes, only tabs. He got me to a classical guitar course, I was able to play classical songs and able to read notes, then he got me to an electric guitar course.

Overtime, I got bored in learning courses, and just got lazy in practicing my instruments, I wanted to make something more. That is when I discovered Garageband, my family is an ios user, so Garageband is available for free on my device, I played around with it for a while, making ridiculous songs that have random notes without structure. After a while I decided to cover songs using my intuition, and it turned out pretty good, that's when I decided to make my own songs using my intuition. Till this day, I still wonder how I was able to make complex songs without advanced musical theory, it just came out of my head like magic. I think it's because of all the inspiration that I've gathered throughout the years of me listening to different kinds of music.

All in all, I think intuition, imagination or creativity is an integral part of a human being, next to knowledge. When they bind together, they can create amazing things. I mean, you cannot create an airplane without having to imagine it in the first place right?

Beautiful piece nontheless

ChordC

VortexSupernova responds:

Thanks! I really liked making these type of music, calm, progressive and easy going. I got into a learning course too. I learned how to read notes on a Grade 1 piano book but eventually I never got into Grade 2 and whenever I read the Bass Clef I had to "All cows eat grass" because I know no shit other than the G Clef BRUH.

Ah, interesting, that you came from someone who actually knows music, but does not know some music theory, and you use intuition too! I don't know too how I create good melodies, I think that is a subconscious or unconscious part of the processing. We know but we can't explain why! It's not important "what is", but "how is" -- its answer exists, but it "doesn't" exist due to the lack of understanding in the process.

I discovered my DAW accidently haha, it was outdated, then upgraded it when I used a more powerful PC. I discovered it from an online friend I have no contact anymore. I tried to install it in my phone, didn't know it was for PC's.

I'm planning to do a quick reprise of these along with my other calm classical theme songs, using the correct type of limiter lol and a very good orchestra suite VST (BBC Symphony Orchestra)

[Worst Fucking Song Ever Made]

Just looking for laughs, thank you for making this

[The Official Worst Song Ever]

Thank you, for making me laugh

[MC White$tripe - 5 Songs]

Dude, this is so underrated, one of the coolest songs I've ever heard that were made using Garageband! (I also use Garageband to compose songs)