libbyshimmz's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[PROPHECY [DEMO] (prod by Libby Shimmz)]

Sick! Is there a finished version of this?

VoltDenatsu responds:

wow, it's the legend known as libby-shimmz.

Unfortunately no, I never recorded a master version. I felt uncomfortable recording just on your tracks and Shaggy's for almost a year straight so I went a different direction, which resulted in my laptop dying.

I would always be happy to do raps over accepted tracks by the legend themselves:D

[squidward fucking dies]

Damn, poor Squid.

Sick track!

[hsut]

Oof, I dig this sample!

RabbitG responds:

thanks m8!

[aoiru]

Siiick shit! This sample is really good! That snare is crisp and sitting really nice in this cut.

RabbitG responds:

Appreciate bruv!

[ripyourskinoff]

Yooooo, I dig this sample! Nice chops, sick drums!

5/5 10/10

[Capitis Maledicta]

Wonderful melancholy. I could picture this being used in a movie.

LexRodent responds:

Would love to hear this as part of some OST.
Glad you enjoyed.

[Farewell]

Sooo good! I love the shuffled drums!

[Healing]

Wunderbar!

Excellent drums! The piano melody reminds me of Edward's score for the film K-Pax.

Absolutely lovely!

10/10 5/5

[FD - December Rust]

Gods above, that guitar is so melancholy and morose. Is that the Guitar patch from the Mellotron? I swear I'd recognize that timbre anywhere.

Lovely SFX throughout. The synth was a little jarring at first, but it grew on me. It kind of gives this an 80's synth chune vibe.

5/5 10/10

ForgottenDawn responds:

If I'm not mistaken, the guitar I used is Wremena One, by Elementary Sounds. Thanks for listening!

[The City as She Knew It]

Reminds me of Daigo Hanada's Ichiru! Lovely sounds! Now I want this VST!

anthonyragus responds:

Thank you! I didn't know about Daigo before, but I super dig his pieces so far, and I appreciate his approach to the piano. Ichiru is a great example of emotional, rhythmic writing.

While I enjoy Keyscape as a whole, a major downside to its felted grand specifically is it lacks round robin, something I hope but don't expect to be updated. I find that in a mix, Kescape patches are perfect; as solo instruments, they need some extra effects/processing to sound real.