Brilliant!
... but one problem: how are we going to use this? We already have access to newgrounds music; we can just go to the audio portal.
Please tell me how you'll improve on this...
Reviews for "Newgrounds Radio"
Archawn responds:
It's to keep everything in one place.
Nicely done
The oscillator visualizer is amazing. Pretty sweet overall concept, too.
A downloadable version of this to run on the desktop or in the windows gadget sidebar would be awesome.
Love it
I'm a flash artist who's always looking through the music archive for good stuff, but it's always so 'hands on' - this is exactly what I've been looking for. There are other Radio style programs out there, but this works so much better than them. I've been using it for two days straight now.
When it says 'Add To Favorites' does that properly add the music to ones personal favorites page? Or does it simply add it to the in-house playlist? If it's the second, may I suggest changing the wording to 'Add to Playlist'. I'm afraid to touch it at the moment.
Suggested Trivial Improvements:
- A back button, in case one accidentally skips forward
- The ability to rate the music (more helpful for the
- Ability to see description of music for context (even instead of a visualiser)
Super Important Improvements:
- I would absolutely fall in love with this program if you somehow added a 'More By This Artist' button, where it limits it to just the current artist's works.
I mean, here I am enjoying this song 'Celtic Celebrations', and I'm like "I'd love to listen to more by whoever this is - but alas, I only have a Randomize button at my disposal. Oh well..."
I don't know how hard that is to implement, but - I mean, you're already a legend in my books, but this would shoot you to historic level epicness.
Very Nice
A nice program that does everything it is supposed to do and nicely at that.
My only downside (and the reason I will not use it over other NG radio apps) is that it has no option to turn off visualizations. It's for music... I do not intend to watch it and it eats half a CPU core on its simplest visualization.
It doesn't let me favorite my favorites,and they don't even show up on history!But everything else does?