AlarionSound's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Pulse]

dude, what the fuck? this is the first song that has genuinely given me chillss each time i listen to it. amazing work.

pleightfour responds:

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!!

[{dj-N} Robot DnB (Updated)]

i have legendary timing. great song

[Falling Through the Internet]

this is absolutely wonderful

Zechnition responds:

glad you like it!

[BRACKEN FACILITY]

This is amazing, truly gives the factory vibe.

[eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

eee

Darkkit10 responds:

Same

[tuna sandwitch]

pretty good sandwich

[Mr Electric Kill Him]

need an extended version

[BananaRang! (Hardcore)]

this is a banger

[Gettem Hooked]

This is great! Keep up the good work!

DevilManSteely responds:

Thanks mate I'm just trying to post some of my music

[This Song Is About Space Ships]

This is an amazing song, but I don't know what Newgrounds's sampling rules think of it.

Quarl responds:

I've wanted to write up an intricate sampling tutorial explaining what is considered ethical and what is not. When it comes to legal retribution I'm relatively safe in my obscurity. Tom Fulp is more likely to get a cease and desist letter in which case he'd just remove content to cover his own butt. I could just as easily swap offensive samples out for other noises. I almost always link to my youtube samples as a means to try and direct traffic to that content which is usually "stolen" when it's uploaded to youtube in the first place.

I've had a few face to face moments with newgrounds founder and programmer Tom Fulp and from what I can tell he just ebs with the flow of things. He genuinely supports the arts, coding, animation, and all things newgrounds. The guy is wired into the life of the website and he would rather encourage activity than inhibit it. Audio mods in the past have taken severe measures regarding material that was "stolen" but at a certain point artists come to realize that there is a fine line in regards to what sampling is ethical and what is not.