I will make!
Maestro Rage, i wish to make the flash that you have described to us, i would love to have you accept, anyway, your work deserves at its least a flash dedicated to it!
Reviews for "_-={Machine of Judgement}=-_"
MaestroRage responds:
Of course TimtheHue! All my songs I upload here are for free use for whatever reason. Best of luck on the project, even if you don't finish I hope you walk away from it a better flash artists!
Thank you for the review, i'm glad you liked it!
Nice new elements
Hy maestro!
I'm glad to listen to your newest submission and I'm glad to hear that you're back to crush some more >:)
The electronig gitar was a great sound - it totally reminds me to a soundtrack but I can't tell you wich one... Besides this - it 'rocks' in all meanings. The choir staccato is also great...
But the thing that most caught my ears are the brass (or french horn?) riffs as the blows before a new segment (as at 1:40) and the brass staccatos are also beyond superb quality... I whis I could have such stuff... I'd gladly pound around with them...
To be honest I havent heard the low 'plucked' staccato pizz stings... I understand the concept and the image you wanted to show it this way, but at the beginning it was a bit too random (for me of course). After that you arranged them in a more rythmic way - I liked that. Maybe something that could have been more usefull in the beginning too...
Otherwise nothing to complain about... only that you've forgotten to write some review about my latest tracks. >:)
So great work as usual. Keep it up! 5/5, faved, 10/10, oscar and golden globe nomination and whatever you whis..:)
MaestroRage responds:
ah yes, I just recently found the trumpet and trombone flutter, which is what you hear at 1:40 and at the beginning (think around 0:23). They added a great quality to the song I don't think I could have achieved otherwise.
The brass staccatos are actually a very big blend of everything I had in the brass section. By themselves they have a rather flimsy and uninspiring sound. However blended together and enforced at certain areas i've found that they can make a very gritty, very rough texture which was very ideal for this song.
I realize the beginning was random, and this is kinda how I wanted it. Having it pluck with the rhythm just seemed... not to work. I mean the flash portal doesn't vote on a flash in a predictable fashion. You get a cluster of high votes, then a cluster of bad, a mess of both, etc etc. This is why I did it the way it did. I agree whole heartedly with you, for story telling purposes, it had to be done.
I forgot about your new track X(! Thank you for the reminder, i'll get to it right away! Thank you for the review, i'm glad you liked it!
Remember me?
Since you've already told a story of hunted those that deserve to be hunted, you've left me no choice to put in one of my stories first chapters in as a review.
Hayte walked silently through the streets of Falure. The air was quiet
in a way that made even an Assassin of Dordom shiver. The morning was
damp and humid, but just the right temperature for cooling down after
some hard work. Bums were on every street corner, begging for food,
but as Hayte came into view, they ducked into the shadows, out of
sight and as quiet as the mice they lived with. Hayte was one of few
female assassins working for the Assassins of Dordom and took much
pride in herself. However, the problem with being a female assassin is
that not many people hire you. In this day and age, most people don't
believe that women will have the stomach to do such work. But Hayte
did and always has. Mostly, though, her male colleagues got the better
of the jobs assigned to the Assassins of Dordom. Hayte's high-heeled,
steel-toed boots clicked on the wet pavement as she came within
shooting distance of her Target's house. Today's Target: 40-year-old
Gusic Makson. Never paid his debt to Dordom. Now he would pay with his
life. As Hayte got closer to the stone mansion on the end of the
street, she erased the man's name from her memory. In order to do her
job correctly and accurately, Hayte had to be sure she though of her
Target as only a target. He has no name to her, no family, and soon,
no life. Just a Target. Her fingers gripped the handle of her Katana
as she thought of the deed that lie ahead. Her boots clicked up the
stone stairs of the mansion. She rang the doorbell. From inside the
house, Hayte could hear children screaming and laughing. Great, she
thought, I didn't want to have to do that...
Footsteps echoed from right inside the door, and Hayte saw an eye
through the peephole. The eye widened, and the person--whoever they
were--was gone in a flash. Hayte chuckled a little as she thought of
how she had just scared away another Target. It seemed to happen quite
often. It probably didn't help that she was dressed in black leather
from head to toe...
She gave them a 20 second head start, counting slowly and dramatically
in her head. It was going to be just like a giant game of
hide-and-seek...only more dangerous...and deadly...
"Twenty" Hayte said aloud, and thrust-kicked the door right off its hinges.
The house was dead silent. No laughter. No screaming. Silence. But
what they didn't know was that Hayte could still hear...
Hayte flicked the switch on her Extrasensory Hearing Device that was
clipped to her belt and then she heard it. The light breathing coming
from up the stairs. She guessed there were around 5 Targets, including
"The" Target. The man she'd originally come for. She clicked up the
stairs in her boots, and then made her way slowly and deliberately
down the hallway. When she came to the last door, it was shut, and all
5 Targets were breathing behind it. A small wimper sounded from one of
the children. Hayte tried the door handle. Locked. Silly me, she
thought, Why should I even bother?
She thrust-kicked the door down, and it came down with a slam, dust
flying everywhere in the old house. The family say huddled in a neat
pile in the corner of the room, the three children wide-eyed, and the
mother crying in her husband's shirt. But "The" Target just stared
straight into Hayte's eyes, a look of pure hatred on his face.
After a long pause in which the four females cried, "The" Target said,
"Just do it"
Hayte smiled her twisted, cruel smile and unsheathed her Katana.
FUCKING EPIC
THE TITLE SAYS IT ALL
COOL!!!
I like this song! As masterfully crafted as one of my own (BEFORE my PC crashed, and before I knew about NEWGROUNDS,) yes, I would sit, go back, and listen to my songs. I had a song similar in NATURE to this song, but it was not exactly themed like this song, and not exactly the same tune, either.
Start: The PC I am using is starting to act funny, the vidcard starting to fail, the song rises in energy as I start to scramble frantically to try to fix it.
0:43 I get a few moments of stability as I come up with a workaround, but I know it will not hold for very long.
1:39 Oh no! The vidcard can't take it for much longer as the system begins to unhinge, the OS starting to error as I scramble to come up with another solution!
2:09 I can't come up with a solution as the system begins to spiral downhill towards the inevitable crash...
2:19 The system is on it's final gasp as I try to save the vidcard.
2:28 I admit defeat as the vid card finally dies as Windows XP holds up the dead PC in the air, proudly knowing that it has claimed another victim.
This shows you how much I HATED Windows XP.