Aalasteir's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Fun Ride]

Awesome chiptune with a rocking atmosphere! Happy Robot Day—your song is super cool!

[A+B : Lord Forgor]

Happy Robot Day! The synthwave atmosphere is well-crafted and strong in its presentation, complemented by the richness of the drums and the soundscape you've created with the melodies.

[Robot Manufacturing]

Good melody with well-paced drums, and the atmosphere is cool. Excellent job—Happy Robot Day!

Dynamic0 responds:

Thanks for review! Happy late robot day too!

[We are the Robots! (From the Newgrounds Robot Day Collab)]

Absolutely amazing song! It has a great composition with a unique atmosphere and is very creative. Drawing inspiration from the retro style of Kraftwerk was a great decision. I remember listening to the band a lot—they are truly unique. I'm happy to hear that they could be an influence on your incredible music. Happy Robot Day!

xanxoepico responds:

Thanks Aalasteir! I feel the song came out kinda cheesy, but I'm glad you enjoyed it regardless!

[SynthGen]

Happy Robot Day! Absolute excellent sound design!

[Robot Woman of the Future (Robot Day 2024 Collab)]

The beat is excellent, and the drums, along with the variation in sound, are amazing. Your song is awesome! Happy Robot Day!

[Programmed to Love (ft. JUDASmakesMUSIC)]

Happy Robot Day! Absolutely amazing song! Awesome teamwork!

[Keep Them Coming! (NGUAC Knockout Round)]

The atmosphere is so fun, with great energy! You did an excellent job on composing a great composition with many complimentary parts!

01:07 - Amazing breakdown.

Interloping responds:

I honestly dont think I would be this far if not for your personal efforts to motivate me to keep going with my compositions. To this day Im still convinced that youre the one who scouted me on the portal <3

[JJ VILLARD | CREATIVE BLOCK #179]

Excellent episode—very funny with great energy. Thank you so much for answering all the questions and sharing your experiences, J.J. Villard. It's impressive that you can listen and interact with people so effectively. It's surprising that some people can be rude in a professional setting. For example, asking if you still do animation in a dismissive way is indeed rude. It would be better to inquire about what projects you're currently working on. Also, getting ripped off by Kanye West is a wild experience. All great stories!

1:22:05 - Questions from listeners. Newgrounds mentioned! Super thank you Vee!

Thank you so much, J.J. You're absolutely right: creating shows in your spare time is crucial for honing your craft. Preparation is essential if the opportunity arises to present a pitch. You need to be ready for multiple failures and prepared for the possibility of your project being picked up. Crafting a pitch that invites executives to make changes is key to success. Incorporating 70% of feedback from executives while retaining at least 30% of your original ideas is an excellent approach. Creating a show is a collaborative process, and successful pitches are those that embrace development and change.

The more trust you build by demonstrating your capability, the more freedom you will likely have. It's about proving that you are capable of running the show, as people are naturally cautious at the start.

I understand. To have a good pipeline, you need to be focused and disciplined. It makes sense.

[Master of candies never give up]

Yes, wow—amazing song! Your music is super awesome. I’m always happy to hear your work. You have great richness in your composition, and the variation of sounds adds a fantastic level of depth. The way you mix everything is also excellent! Great energy!