Not to put down your newer work...

But this was a lot more interesting to watch than ep7. The combat was better choreographed and the episode just flows a lot better.

I know you've been out of practice for a bit, so here's looking forward to ep. 8 and a return to form. :)

I hear you on that one...

Most of it's been getting zero's from me. It wouldn't be so bad if some of it was actually funny or well done, but most of it's just spam with no thought put into it at all. -_-;

So for anyone reading this whos thinking of adding to the spam - at least *try* to make it something worth our bandwidth. :D

Neato.

Some performance issues aside, this is pretty classy. Pretty trippy as well. :)

 

I have the same trouble - if I'm writing a track it tends to get to two minutes or so before I run out of ideas for it. If a track's going to be longer than that, it comes naturally, no point forcing it.
Something I've learned is that it's better not to make a song longer just for the hell of it - but instead to focus on making the time it has as interesting as possible.

Anyyyway... on to the review. The static at the start could probably use something where it ends - either a fade out or introducing a stutter or something before it dies, and the risers from 01:32 to 01:39 could probably do with having the repeat cut out. I know that would make the track ~3 seconds shorter, but would help the flow there a bit. Sometimes less is more. :)

That said, I can't really fault the production side of things. It's not overcompressed, and the sounds aren't muddy.

Cheers,
~M

Awesome

Very well done. Reminds me a lot of the soundtrack for 'Rollcage' - this would have been right at home there.

Wouldn't surprise me if this creeps up in a game at some point.