Butzbo's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Fear Farts - animation podcast #132]

"OH BOY!" So cool to see the challenge growing and hear your comments! :); pretty fun to go over the entries and check the takes on the theme.

Also, fun trivia about the sound effects; hadn't thought about a shotgun as a cartridge sound and it does a pretty good job! That reminds me about the sound I used on mine when the game is introduced on the console, I wanted to record it from a Gameboy I still have around, but I couldn't get a clear sound,so at the end I actually used an amplified Floppy disk sound, hahah!

rubberonion responds:

haha that's awesome! I really enjoy creating sound fx myself but I think that knowledge actually really helps when I'm against the time-wall and have to resort to free online sound banks in that I'm able to think outside the names (just like making sound fx). and not to plug another one of my own things but it sounds (heh, sounds) like you might enjoy my VLOG on creating sound fx
https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLC0E2F65D91941A15&v=fv3ZqNFIBc8

[RO Animation Podcast #93]

OOH cool, I had missed this one, thanks for the 'meta-shoutout'!
On a sidenote, as a long time MTG player, I had to relate to your early experience with the game, it's so easy to get tricked, even if it's not intentional, specially since the game just keeps adding more complexity, so it's always slow to start, hahah!
Keep them coming! ;)

[RO Animation Podcast #80]

Great Episode!, that little reflection on the style possibilities of 2d animation about the 'Big Bad Fox' animation, and that overview on things to consider for publishing animated work were quite interesting food for thought.
Maybe you already got a response, but I'm almost sure "pos eso" in spanish is used as a casual expression to sum things up, like "well, that's it" (not completely sure since I'm from Chile and Spain's spanish has a few particular differences, heheh ) the movie screened at Chilemonos Animation Festival, and actually won Best 'Spanish American' Feature Film, I failed to watch it, but totally should, I agree it has a pretty refreshing approach!
(Also, I completely agree with RoboProdigy with Newgrounds as one possible recommended platform ;) )

rubberonion responds:

Thanks for the comment! Yea someone posted a fairly lengthy response about "pos eso" on the rubberonion.com podcast post for this episode and I love that the comments on that subject are all helpful and more in the tone of "actually here's some more information on the subject" than negative... love you listeners! The movie itself looks awesome and I can't wait until I have an opportunity to check it out. Thanks for listening and commenting!

[Beat Down Bomber]

Pretty cool results! I really liked how you re-structured and mixed different bits of this classic track, adding some aditional dynamism/hype into it.

[SNES Overworld Theme]

Superb!
I heard it on Fire Fighter, and found it really catchy; now that you mention it, it really has an upbeat Kirby feel.
I'll be checking some more of your works from now on :).

[8-Bit Travel]

Chiptunes!
I'm constantly checking the latest 8bit tracks on the portal, and this one was an interesting find, it works pretty well as a loop (the faster version of this track on 'Cubito' was great too!).
Checking some of your other works this is definitively different; it would be cool to hear some more of this eventually.

Kassich responds:

I'll def come out with some more 8-bit tunes in the future! thanks for listening!

[8bit Open Field]

I have this song on an '8-bit Newgrounds' playlist , and whenever this one plays i think: "if i ever get a decent cellphone i'm definitively going to load this song as a ringtone". It's pretty cool ringtone-ish 8-bit, I mean ringtone in the best possible sense.

[bagger]

Coolibertastic! (?)

Since i played BAGGING MASTAR 2K for the first (and actually last)time, for about the hour it takes to "complete" , i've been coming back to this fantastic "OST" probably, about everyday!
Great use of 'instruments' (reminds me a bit more of gameboy). It got me to check your other chiptune works, which are great, although this one in particular gets the dinosaur cake! (and hopefully we'll have something like a "chiptune" library/category coming with the redesign!)

bryce responds:

if you liked this version, look for the original bagger by cerror. :)
it really has nothing to do with grocery bags, it's probably a dutch word.
that grocery bag simulator idea came from Stickman91 in the first review.

[Virtual March Takedown]

Yehehhr

Simple indeed, but very carchy!, could be pretty cool for an RPG, as the music for some kind of backstory, or the theme for a castle, or even the theme for a certain character, like in many traditional RPGs ;D

[Cave Story - Cosmic Corridor]

Sparks!

I'm also a fan of Mischievous Robot, and this remix is a nice rendition!
Although i enjoyed the ("spacey") flow of "micro-notes", the melody wasn't very 'strong' on them. i had to put some 'effort' to actually follow it.
BUT, maybe that's just because i was too excited with the main melody. because the whole composition is still very COOL for the ears.