I didn't really know what to do for the intro. It's a bit different from the rest of the song, but I'm not displeased with it. I wasn't sure about the sound of the lead synth either, but it took me a long time to make it, and it ended up sounding very characteristic, so I decided to keep and use it. And it reminds me of a bee indeed, just like I think the other sounds and the composition fit the bee theme.

You don't make it sound very positive with your "annoyingly catchy" and "obnoxious kinda ugly sounds" comments, but I have to agree, and it was what I was going for I guess. I'm glad you still liked it, or perhaps even because of it. A sine wave is a very simplistic primitive wave form. Probably the most standard. In nature all sound consists of a multitude of sine waves (A single ground tone, and lots of overtones often resulting from resonance with the ground tone). After further investigation, I conclude you may be right though... Dammit. And the same goes for the saw waves I've used. Simple old analogue synths would easily be able to create a sine or saw wave though. Let's just imagine the Fuzzy the Genetically Manipulated Robot Bee had some analogue sound chips in it's arcade machine.

Yay. Thanks!

Thanks. Tried to make a cheesy and catchy melody to go with the dirty sound.

Maybe there should've been a more quiet part after this end, to fit the plot chart better. Or perhaps this is exactly how they want it. I don't know. We'll see. Thanks for the review.