Will be unavailable tomorrow for jury duty. New tracks in the mix to be released soon. Free contest album, and more!

Wow, Newgrounds' title character length is fantastic -- but yeah, got jury duty tomorrow. Today's a holiday too, so after I finish my modding for the night, I'll be going to bed. The past week has utterly wiped me out between babysitting, running around, and being sick in general, but I do have some good news.

Will be judging for NGADM when I'm free, and should be releasing a new track or two this week. Just got to nail the mixing down a bit more and finish off the vocals. Those of you complaining about the synthy or inaudible guitars in my previous tracks should be pleasantly surprised!

If all goes well, I'll be remaking the guitar and drum tracks on Crown of Thorns, as well as possibly going over I Stand In Awe of Your Light. Most likely I will release these separately so those of you that follow me will get a notification rather than going back to download the originals and finding something you may or may not like as much. I'll edit the descriptions of both accordingly.

Will probably make another podcast some time around the 10th-17th, God willing. Not much else to speak of aside from life going absolutely haywire, but you know how that is. Other than that, I ran across my old MX6 projects, from before I managed to score a free copy of Mixcraft 7 (Thanks MXC devs!). I don't know what I'll do with them yet since they're horribly disorganized, but should be fun!

And that about wraps it up news wise, unless @RealFaction taps me on the shoulder to do that AIM Album promo I said I'd do, in which case I'll append that here.

EDIT: Link to RealFaction's post added. Check out the FREE Art Inspired Music contest album here! Haven't gotten around to making an official playlist for the winners yet, but you can check out my personal picks here. Album cover courtesy @Ceevro. Check it!

Subscriptions: @BlueAlpha14 @CyberDevil @littlemisfortune @maorrichan @RealFaction @Xtrullor

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Cyberdevil 2017-05-30 06:07:21

Cool news (albeit of course apart from haywrire life stuff)! :) Downloading album now, looking forward to that upcoming podcast; good luck with the judging.

ADR3-N 2017-05-30 06:07:21

So far I'm having trouble getting access to spreadsheets but once that's fixed I'll be good to go! I'm home now so I'll have time to do the work. I haven't been for about the past 2 weeks actually. Feels like being on the run lol.

Praying all goes well for the next week and I can get my life set back up, on track to start business, etc. Album so far is going well. Unfortunately I'm slacking a bit here on NG other than that, not necessarily including modding. I just haven't been able to get on much in the past few weeks. I handle flags and hit the hay lately. I'm a little upset about missing a lot of deposits. I had my ratio up a little bit from the past few months. Luckily it seems to have been a slow couple weeks outside of those competitions.

Troisnyx 2017-05-30 09:25:27

All the best for jury duty tomorrow; may justice and mercy prevail. Are you able to disclose *what kind* of case it is without showing the particulars, or is that classified as well?

ADR3-N 2017-05-30 09:25:27

The trial is over, so I can. A young black guy from my district robbed a convenience store out in the county/rural side of town at gunpoint. He was a convicted felon, so he was charged with armed robbery and possession of a firearm by a felon. I don't really remember all too much about it as I wasn't selected in the final 12/alternates, but the defense lawyer was a total skeez, trying to get rid of as many of us as he could who may have known each other, worked together, etc., as well as those of us who were or knew victims of violent crimes (fair to do so, but it was in the way he was going about it that just elicited an eyeroll from everyone). There was no physical evidence in the case but several witnesses, so the defense lawyer was trying to make a case that they were all mistaken about the defendant's identity, which was not the case. The State didn't really have a tough case to make. Several witnesses ID'ed the defendant as the suspect, including his own accomplice. It should have been open-shut and done that day, but the defense lawyer held up the jury selection process with all sorts of hokum from 8 in the morning to 5 PM.