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Formal "11th Anniversary Statement" To Be Posted Between 4/21/'21 - 4/22/'21

Posted by Merit Celaire on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 - 07:56 PM

Great news to report here, everyone; I am pleased to announce that during the course of 4/21/'21 and 4/22/'21, after a little over one year after no "annual statement" for these music operations as a whole due to COVID-19 complications, the "formal 11th Anniversary Statement" will be posted for you all to check out. Since the start of the previous weekend, I was hard at work getting the document itself written up to have this dealt with and marked of my "to do list" before the end of this month.

More specifically, I spent the majority of last Saturday, the majority of Sunday (after coming back home from church), and even most of yesterday and earlier this morning to get the statement itself done; at this time, I'm currently doing the final checks before I can snag the chance to get it posted for you all at last between the dates that I have already specified earlier. The details on the upcoming statement are still top secret, but I can tell you that this is one of the most important statements that I have ever wrote for the history of these beloved music operations as a whole, and I'd definitely advise you all to give it a ready when I do post the document either tomorrow or Thursday.

Of course, another post will be made on this site when the document itself does get added for you all to read. Stay tuned.

Still Alive, Everyone; Where Things Stand So Far for This Month of April

Posted by Merit Celaire on Friday, April 16, 2021 - 09:24 PM

Hey there, everyone; I know it's been almost two weeks since earlier in this month when I posted my last blog entry for this place. But I've been busy as heck on the backend with all things music operations related in the hopes that before this month of April is through, new content will become available for you all to check out, especially on the Super Nintendo music style arrangement covers end. To that point, here's where things stand on this month's planbook so far.

(1) The Formal "11th Anniversary Statement" Is Still Being Dealt With
That's right, everyone; unlike last year when I had to unfortunately cancel writing the "formal anniversary statement" last year due to COVID-19 messing everyone up, including myself, I'm not allowing this roadblock against me continue into this year, so help me, God! As I write this blog entry, I have finally managed to gather the materials that I need to actually start writing the document itself; I'm hoping that I can at least get the writing process started during the course of this coming weekend because I already have an idea about what should be addressed on it. This is a "high priority" for me to get this done before the month is out; only then can I return to the music arrangement groove again for real, and believe me, I can't wait to get back to this when the time comes.

(2) The New "Music Arrangement Cover Content" To Come for the Remainder of This Month
And speaking of which, you can bet that I've slowly been at work behind the scenes working on new candidates to do new Super Nintendo music arrangement covers on. But as I stated earlier, it's been a "slow pace" since my top priority has been to make progress on getting that formal "11th anniversary statement" done before the end of this month. But in the meantime, I can give you some hints that some of the upcoming covers to be shared with you all target more songs from Paper Mario: The Origami King, Mario Kart 8, and even Mario Kart Tour.

Until then, as I said in the previous entry before this one, please continue to send me your suggestion inquiries if you haven't done so already (as well as general inquiries/concerns that are obviously in regards to these music operations as a whole as well). I do take the time to read them and get back with you if the need does arise to do so. It's that as I said earlier, along with my having to work on these matters at a careful pace, I've still been battling through these horrible "depression attacks" that have been trying to literally hold me back from making any progress this month (of course, the COVID-19 pandemic is still mostly to blame for this). But I am still determined to pull through on this and we will get these above stated matters in the planbook done. I do appreciate everyone's patience in advance, and as always, keep it bookmarked on this site's front page and/or continue to keep tabs on our Twitter and Discord portals (if you're an authorized follower/member at those two places), and even on our IRC channel on EsperNet. Take care until next posting from yours truly, everyone, and you all have a good weekend. I'm out.

General "Suggestion Forms Reminder" for April 2021; Your Responses Still Needed!

Posted by Merit Celaire on Sunday, April 4, 2021 - 08:39 PM

Hi there, friends; I hope that all of you faithful friends/followers of these beloved music operations are having a good Easter weekend so far. Although I'm still in the final hours of this current "weekend mode", I'm snagging this chance to let you all know that although my focus for this coming week is to get that formal "11th anniversary statement" dealt with before proceeding with anything else music operations related, don't forget that I still am accepting responses in regards to these site suggestion forms that have been in action for a few months now:

* "Song Candidate Submissions" Form
* Featured Mario Game Installments / SNES Music Instrument Sets

I've received a few so far (and thanks to those of you who have responded to at least one of the two above mentioned forms so far), but I'm still in need of more to definitely set up my planbook for the weeks and months to come. Not to mention that these two forms submitted will give me an idea on what you all believe I should focus on and possibly target as I find more modern Super Mario and branched song targets to do new Super Nintendo music style arrangement covers of. Every little bit helps and your assistance on these matters would be greatly appreciated.

For additional information on the two referenced forms in question, you can get said to said page by clicking this link. See you all next entry; I'm out for now.

April 2021 Greetings: Starting the "Second Quarter" / 11th Anniversary Statement Slight Delays / Possible Hint of Things to Come This Month?

Posted by Merit Celaire on Thursday, April 1, 2021 - 07:51 PM

Before I get into the "details" of this former "monthly greetings entry", let me apologize for the somewhat lengthy blog entry title, but it is for a good reason. There are three things that I want to quickly announce as we start this all new month, and rest assured, this is all the real deal; no "April Fools" jokes here!

First and foremost, we have now entered into our "second quarter" of the 2021 year which means we're inching closer to when we have to gear up for the "summer months period" which usually occurs when we hit the month of June (which is also the month which sees the game release of Mario Golf: Super Rush hit store shelves for the Nintendo Switch console). But could there be some surprises waiting in store for us between now and the latter part of June to conclude this current quarter? We'll just have to wait and see.

Second, as I'm writing this monthly greetings entry, I am still getting materials together to finally write up that formal "11th anniversary statement itself". Only that it's now hit a snag and is slightly delayed because work outside of these operations has contacted me and are in need of my services for this coming Friday and the weekend itself (which just happens to be the Easter weekend as well). Hopefully during the course of next week, I can see about making more progress on the statement; I already have in mind what is planned to be addressed. Thanks to you all in advance for your patience regarding this angle.

And last, but not least, I would like to draw your attention to this image below:

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