Anjovi's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Goblet of Renewal]

Good job brother! Comes out natural, though the double ups are competing with the main vocals a bit too much. LETS GO!!!

NodOfTheEel responds:

Pardon my Eel

[Burrowing Owl (8wltre6)]

Touching track man! The selfishness of man knows no bounds. The colonial fuck train just chugging along.

Can't wait to hear these when they get out of the draft phases!

NodOfTheEel responds:

Indeed gonna go on a little speal about things like that, along with some other atrocities.
We'll see where it goes... Appreciate you Anj!

[stew and toast]

Dope brother! Real calm and peaceful vibe, but you add that vibe to it that matches it, like giving it that wood engraving quality of that pic you chose.

My favourite of yours!

NodOfTheEel responds:

My shinigami drooled when I said bon appetit

[Forgetfulness]

Great work Lib!

The samples meld together real nice!

Libby-Shimmz responds:

Thanks Anj!

[Gilden Roots]

A thing of beauty man! :D

B-RadGfromOV responds:

Thanks dog

[Darkness Falls]

Very rappable beat! no idea if the ringing/siren sounds are apart of the dialogue sample, but they fit just right, would suggest keeping those in if you ever keep a cut without the vocals.

Libby-Shimmz responds:

Yeah, that ringing is the sound of the plane taking off in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

Or the vibes at 0:00? That's from a Dusty Fingers record.

Thanks for the love Anj! ❤️

[Astounding Artifices]

This is really cool Lib! I like the contrast of the grungy guitar and the jazzy upright bass going along with the distorted bells/chimes.

It could potentially be shorter in the 1:44 to 3:00 section? which might make it hit harder for this adhd generation, but I otherwise can't think of anything haha! just speculation, but the structuring is done otherwise.

Sounds like it's ready for some ryhmes! :D

Libby-Shimmz responds:

Thanks Anj!

[How Dark is the Ocean?]

Really like the sample/drum break pairing. Very good compliment.

I'd personally add some more layers in terms of samples and refrain from adding percussive elements that are higher in the frequency range (they risk being jarring when compared to the chill as f beat they're being placed with....maybe muddying up those shakers/hats that you added later on to blend better with the break?

Libby-Shimmz responds:

Yeah, for sure. I might not go back and work on this, but thanks for the tips regardless!