BenTibbetts's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[My 8bit destiny]

Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it. :)

8-bitheroes responds:

Good to hear people are enjoying it!

[Tom Fulpatron]

This is great; the chorus is brilliant.

AnalogByNature responds:

Thankies, Benjamin!

[Overcast (Lounge)]

Nice. The chord progression sounds like it could have been taken from a ColdPlay song. (I mean that well.) :)

YakovlevArt responds:

Thanks!
I love Coldplay, so I take it well =]

[Isak's Epic Platformer]

I love it! Thanks for posting this.

Mawnz responds:

Thanks a lot Benjamin!

[Snowfall]

Good stuff!

Pitfall responds:

Thanks!

[Robotic Toothpaste]

This is really cool! I like your style.

wandschrank responds:

Thank you, I'm glad you like it!

[-Orr- The English Kingdom]

Congratulations on your front page feature! This is a very strong track. One of the key phrases in your description in my estimation is "tightly woven"--the elements of this music really are very tightly woven together, organized and performed. I would be hard-pressed to provide criticism of any element singularly. This tightness, combined with what feels to me the perfect length for this material, makes this movement one of your best short works. Keep it up!

DavidOrr responds:

Hey Ben, I'm glad you enjoyed the track -- and appreciate your kind words! Thanks for dropping by!

[Hymn To The Fallen]

Lovely. I like that you've utilized the ability of LAS to smoothly slide from note to note. (Here again, the LAS strike me as having been very well programmed). The entire track is subdued and thoughtful. I might have liked to hear more modulation and length, especially given the scope of your accompanying quote. I look forward to hearing more from you. :)

Rampant responds:

The quote was really more of an afterthought, haha. Nonetheless, I intend to revisit this track at a later date to make it longer and (hopefully) more thought-provoking. Thanks for the review; I'm planning on reviewing other people's tracks soon.

[Nightly Shaman Ritual]

It was a neat experience to read through your description while listening to the track. Why the hell did someone make this trip in the first place?

Flashmovieboy responds:

First of all, I'm glad you took time to zone into the music I create. Thanks !
In my imagination it is someone who meant business to make in africa but didn't expect it to go awry, perhaps a voluntary worker of some humanitarian aid, some extremely dedicated tourist, illegal endangered-species hunter etc. and then, the weirdest, most amazing stuff really happens when you least expect it.

[Road to Afterlife]

Sounds like authentic Baroque. I wish it were much longer!

sorohanro responds:

Thanks, that's one of the best compliments I received :)