Pokemon New Bark Town
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars June 22, 2011
Nice remake
What is that instrument at the start? Its cool yet makes it all sound silly at the same time which I suppose is nice to hear though, makes it lighter and nicer on the ears.
The piano was very nice here and very relaxing. The drums were simple and kept a great tempo rhythm on this one. The beat reminds me of just how much fun those games were even after learning about Pokemon creepypastas. The bass line is very soft and subtle here.
Overall, very nice and nostalgic cover of a good town theme.
The instrument at the start is the "RobinHood" instrument in Fruity Loops v. 3.56 with the "Fruity Reeverb" VST plugin effect attached.
I am very happy with how the piano turned out in this project too! Actually, I am happy about the entire project. x3
Thank you for the kind and analytic review, I am glad you liked it!
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 11, 2011
*hums*
smooth music here....me like :D!
I am happy how this project turned out, so I am glad you enjoyed it too!
Thanks for the feedback. =3
Rated 4 / 5 stars November 1, 2010
Nostalgia?
Jesus what pokemon game is this from? Am I that old already? Nostalgic would be one of the first games right? Man, lol, maybe I am getting old...
I played the games but I've never heard this before, but it sounds musically correct. The synths have a nice pleasant tone and compliment each other nicely. The song has a nice length to it, and the whole song is very calming to listen to.
I'd give you originality points just on the simple fact that I haven't even seen this done before, so it can't really be that overdone. Anyway, good work with this. Sounds like it would be a great listen in any RPG game. Keep it up.