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AUDIO SECRET SANTA 2020!!

Posted by LunacyEcho - November 23rd, 2020

are you a MUSICIAN

do you want to participate in some JOLLY GIFT EXCHANGING THIS HOLIDAY SEASON except you don't have to SPEND YOUR MONEY to buy RETURNABLE PRESENTS and instead all u have to do is MAKE A MUSIC and you GET ONE IN RETURN

then come join us at AUDIO SECRET SANTA 2020!!!! for more info, watch the announcement video here (they chose me to narrate it bc of my impressively extensive voice acting resume, thanks @1f1n1ty @stardew @Miyolophone )

join us in our discord community here: discord.gg/QsJTBSpbX7

SIGNUPS CLOSE ON NOVEMBER 29 (±1 day)!!!!! do it now

#ASS2020

NGUAC Judging!

Posted by LunacyEcho - August 11th, 2020

After helping judge the AAJ division of the first round of this year's NGUAC, I thought it might be helpful to explain how my judging works. I also want to clarify that if you're an NGUAC participant that I judged and you'd like me to drop a review on your track and/or explain why I gave it the score I did, please just PM me and I'll be happy to send a review your way!

I also wanted to take a bit of time in this newspost to expand upon the specific judging process I used this round and will ostensibly be using for future rounds. I know that many judges employ rubrics to evaluate songs, and while I firmly believe that it's impossible to quantify any kind of formula for what makes a good song, I will contend that rubrics are helpful for something like competition-judging, where specific numbers have such a tangible impact. So, the "rubric" I used to judge each song had four main categories, which summed up to 100: Composition (30), Production (30), Structure (10), and GSM (30).

Composition looks at the effectiveness of the melodic, harmonic, and/or rhythmic aspects of a song (not every song has all three, but hopefully, every song has at least one). Production looks at how the sound quality and sound design impact the feel of the song. Structure looks at how the different sections of the song, as well as the transitions between them, serve the progression of the song. And, finally, the GSM is the "Good Song Metric", which encompasses the intangible aspects of what makes a good song "good"—essentially, based on the audition piece, how much I personally want to hear more from the musician.

One last thing to mention is that after I finished allocating scores to everyone, I noticed that the other two judges for the AAJs had significantly different-looking stats than I did, so I renormalized my scores to try and even out the sway that each judge had on the field. In the end, I did the math slightly wrong and still ended up having a higher mean and smaller stdev than the others but I was too lazy to do more work so I just kept it as is. Apologies to the one or two people, if any, that this may have affected.

So, that's my spiel! Please do let me know (through PM, ideally), if you'd like a review for the NGUAC audition round. There were some c r a z y good songs out there this time, and I'm excited for the next round! Godspeed y'alllll

ngadm '20 woooo

Posted by LunacyEcho - July 29th, 2020

whee made it to r1!

thinking of song titles is hard. if anyone has any suggestions pls feel free to comment and i will use the best favorite one actually (maybe)

important news

Posted by LunacyEcho - September 15th, 2019

as of today, there is no important news

NGADM 2017 R2 Stats Analysis!

Posted by LunacyEcho - August 19th, 2017

Alright guys, let's jump into it! It's time to analyze the tracks and their scores from Round 2 of the NGADM.

First things first: Here's a list of the overall average scores of everyone from Round 1, sorted from highest to lowest. (Bolded and italicized names won their brackets.)

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Congrats to FinnMK for the highest-scoring (and my personal favorite) track of Round 2! To be honest, I think this distribution itself is pretty cool. I'd like to direct your attention especially towards ranks 11-13, where ThaPredator and MrKoolTrix had such a close margin between them that the scores had to hit the thousandths place to identify a winner... and yet, 1f1n1ty STILL somehow managed to squeeze a score in between theirs. What a narrow matchup!

To understand what would happen if the scores were normalized, we need to first take a look at each judge's mean and standard deviation (for a better explanation of what this means, check out my post for Round 1).

Judge | Mean | Standard Deviation

Bosa | 8.363 | 0.643
ChronoNomad | 8.490 | 0.594
ADR3-N | 8.479 | 0.608
samulis | 8.034 | 0.579
TaintedLogic | 8.457 | 0.829

Looking a bit low there, samulis! But that just goes to show how different people's scales can be. Let's see what happens if we normalize the scores to an overall mean of 8.0 and a standard deviation of 1.0 based on this data!

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Rank. Score | Artist | Change in Position

01. 9.767 | FinnMK | -
02. 9.311 | bassfiddlejones + joshgawaldomusic | -
03. 9.157 | etherealwinds | -
04. 8.701 | johnfn + ethansight | -
05. 8.615 | Phonometrologist | +1
06. 8.533 | Metallica1136 | +3
07. 8.500 | JacobCadmus | -2
08. 8.479 | CloakedSoup | -1
09. 8.461 | garlagan | -1
10. 8.317 | ThaPredator | +1
11. 8.315 | McGorilla42 | -1
12. 8.287 | 1f1n1ty | -
13. 8.273 | MrKoolTrix | -
14. 8.158 | Adjeye | +1
15. 8.073 | Xtrullor + HeliXiX | -1
16. 7.876 | Spadezer | -
17. 7.810 | RetromanOMG | -
18. 7.647 | ConnorGrail | +2
19. 7.643 | LucidShadowDreamer + SnowTeddy | -1
20. 7.624 | Noisysundae | -1
21. 7.591 | KaixoMusic | +1
22. 7.569 | Demon-Wolf | -1
23. 7.452 | 5TanLey | -
24. 7.409 | steelside | -
25. 7.258 | midimachine | -
26. 7.171 | TolanMusic | -
27. 6.904 | Techmo-X | -
28. 6.892 | jimmypig | -
29. 6.207 | Veronina | -

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In the end, none of the brackets ended up changing, which means that there is further evidence that all the winners were the right ones! But this is quite lucky, given that half of the musicians had rank changes post-normalization. Interestingly, the scores themselves changed a lot more this time around after normalization than they did for round one—probably because the standard of having a mean of 8.0 and a st.dev of 1.0 was calibrated towards the scores of the first round. In hindsight, I probably should've set a different normalization standard, since the judge stats changed as well. But that's a lesson for next round, I guess!

This time, I also did a more comprehensive analysis of which judges were able to predict the winners correctly. Again, no one actually got all the brackets right, but Bosa came insanely close, with only one incorrect bracket! (He preferred TolanMusic's quaint tunes over Demon-Wolf's glitch rock.) Of the 13 contestable brackets to guess from, Bosa got 12, Chrono got 11, TaintedLogic and samulis both got 10, and ADR3-N got 8.

Since we had five judges, all brackets were able to have a majority vote, and in all cases (well, except a special one), the majority won. However, the most contested brackets—the ones that went 3 votes to 2—were between CloakedSoup & adjeye, Techmo-X & jimmypig, and RetromanOMG & LucidShadowDreamer + SnowTeddy. However, there was one special bracket. In this one, two judges voted for one side, two voted for the other, ...and samulis gave them both the same score. This "tie between five judges" was none other than ThaPredator vs MrKoolTrix, which also happened to be the closest bracket of the round. Go figure!

Anyways, that's all I have to say for this round. If you want to play around with the numbers yourself, be my guest! You can find the spreadsheet I used here. Thanks again to @gadogry for the statspost inspiration and to @ChronoNomad for organizing the whole shebang. Now get out there and make some more awesome music, y'all!

NGADM 2017 R1 Stats Analysis!

Posted by LunacyEcho - August 2nd, 2017

Even though at this point, Round 2 of the NGADM has concluded and is currently in its judging phase, I thought it might be cool to write up a newspost doing some analysis of the NGADM scores in Round 1!

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First things first: Here's a list of the overall average scores of everyone from Round 1, sorted from highest to lowest. (Bolded and italicized names won their brackets.)

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Congrats to Phonometrologist for that crazy crazy high score! Now, let's go deeper into the statistics rabbit hole. Because judging is super subjective, obviously all the judges will have different scales of judging. Perhaps, even though both judges think a song is equally good, SkyeWint's scale might say it's a 7.8, while TaintedLogic might say it's an 8.75. In order to adjust the scores based on these discrepancies, we must first figure out what the judges' scales are, which can be measured through their means (average goodness) and standard deviations (how far they're willing to go from the mean to measure goodness).

Judge | Mean | Standard Deviation

Bosa | 8.083 | 0.917
ChronoNomad | 8.202 | 0.909
EDM364 | 7.843 | 0.992
Samulis | 7.560 | 0.711
SkyeWint | 7.436 | 1.183
TaintedLogic | 8.316 | 0.958

You may wonder why this is significant—this help us understand the different ways that different judges rank songs. For example, Skye's standard deviation was high while Samulis' wasn't, which means that Skye's scores were much more spread out than Samulis'. For Samulis, a good song might be an 8.5 while a bad one is a 6.5, while Skye might see the same good song as an 8.9 and the bad one as a 6.2.

However, because the judges' scales differ so much, the most accurate way to compare the scores against each other is to normalize them. This is a process to make the scores more fair. To do this, I first took each score for each judge and calculated how many standard deviations it was from the judge's mean. (For example, if ChronoNomad were to judge a song as a 9.11, that would be 1 standard deviation above the mean, because if you add one of CN's standard deviations to his mean, you'd get 9.11.) Then, I rescaled all of the judges to have a mean of 8 and a standard deviation of 1. This way, it's a more even comparison of opinions, with factors like leniency or strictness mitigated.

That said, here's what the scores would look like after normalization, as well as an analysis of which ranks changed as a result!

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Rank. Score | Artist | Change in position

01. 9.829 | Phonometrologist | -
02. 9.525 | garlagan | -
03. 9.462 | McGorilla42 | +1
04. 9.409 | bassfiddlejones + joshgawaldomusic | -1
05. 9.355 | 1f1n1ty | -
06. 9.286 | etherealwinds | -
07. 9.185 | FinnMK | -
08. 8.913 | midimachine | -
09. 8.846 | johnfn + ethansight | -
10. 8.774 | EvilRaccoon | -
11. 8.742 | LucidShadowDreamer + SnowTeddy | -
12. 8.680 | SoundChris | -
13. 8.639 | Demon-Wolf | -
14. 8.620 | ConnorGrail | +4
15. 8.599 | CloakedSoup | -1
16. 8.561 | Xtrullor + HeliXiX | -
17. 8.533 | JacobCadmus | -2
18. 8.531 | Kor-Rune | +2
19. 8.498 | steelside | -
20. 8.461 | Jabicho + peachymaiden | -3
21. 8.423 | GhostLawyer | +2
22. 8.404 | F-777 | -
23. 8.355 | TolanMusic | -2
24. 8.260 | Papkee | +1
25. 8.252 | MrKoolTrix | -1
26. 8.193 | NahuPyrope | -
27. 8.121 | Noisysundae | +1
28. 8.108 | Adjeye | -1
29. 8.040 | larrynachos | -
30. 7.908 | Lethalix | +2
31. 7.898 | KaixoMusic | -1
32. 7.890 | InYourDreams | -1
33. 7.832 | ThaPredator | -
34. 7.800 | keepwalking | +2
35. 7.796 | JDawg00100 | -
36. 7.778 | Metallica1136 | +1
37. 7.764 | Ceevro | -3
38. 7.733 | Malifex | -
39. 7.694 | AzulJazz | +2
40. 7.671 | AceMantra | -1
41. 7.647 | Spadezer | -1
42. 7.610 | Eviladrianin | -
43. 7.588 | 5TanLey | -
44. 7.537 | Rahmemhotep | +1
45. 7.509 | Techmo-X | -1
46. 7.500 | LunacyEcho | +1
47. 7.487 | TSRBand | +1
48. 7.438 | larrylarrybb | -2
49. 7.368 | Jimmypig | -
50. 7.311 | PomicStone | -
51. 7.288 | ColinMuir | -
52. 7.163 | JeremyKingVA | -
52. 7.163 | DivoFST | -
54. 7.125 | Waidmann | -
55. 6.884 | SourJovis | -
56. 6.862 | RetromanOMG | -
57. 6.708 | Ectisity | +1
58. 6.657 | Veronina | -1
59. 6.584 | DwightFalcon | -
60. 6.250 | JaThu | -
61. 6.101 | DrFunkMonkey | -

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Basically, lots of ranks did, in fact, change due to score normalization! Luckily, the matchups were such that there were only two where the outcome changed post-normalization—and funnily enough, they were the two tightest matchups of R1, having to go into the thousandths place to get a winner! In other words, commiserations to AzulJazz and Ectisity, who were beaten by Spadezer and Veronina respectively (but arguably shouldn't have).

A couple other interesting statistical tidbits:

ConnorGrail was bumped up by a whopping four ranks post-normalization, which means the results would've changed had he faced off against CloakedSoup, Xtrullor + HeliXiX, JacobCadmus, or Jabicho + peachymaiden. Luck of the draw there, Connor.
The person whose scores would've changed the most thanks to normalization was garlagan, whose score would've risen by 0.234 points. After that, we have ConnorGrail (+0.218), Phonometrologist (+0.205), 1f1n1ty (+0.200), and McGorilla42 (+0.200).
Almost everyone's scores rose post-normalization (perhaps I should've chosen a lower normalized mean, lol). Only three people's scores actually went down, and not by much: JaThu (-0.001), Veronina (-0.026), and DwightFalcon (-0.053).
It's fun to see which judges are the best at predicting what the overall results will be. No judge actually accurately predicted the outcome of every single bracket, but our most accurate judge was SkyeWint, who was only off on 4 brackets. Bosa, on the opposite end, was off on 10 brackets, which is still a thankfully low amount.

And that's my statistical analysis for the NGADM 2017 Round 1 scores! If you want a copy of the spreadsheet I used to play around with, I've uploaded it here.

If you've made it to the end of this insanely long newspost, thanks so much for reading! All my love to @ChronoNomad et al. for hosting this wonderful tournament, and I'm so excited to follow the NGADM for the next few months and experience all the amazing music I'm sure will be created by its excellent musicians.

NGADM 2017 Round One Tracklist!

Posted by LunacyEcho - July 10th, 2017

At the time of this newspost’s writing, the first official round of the NGADM 2017 has just about finished u—

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…aaaand according to @ChronoNomad, there’s two more days for everyone to finish up their tracks! YAY MORE MUSIC

Anyways, the reason I’m writing this post is to have a Newgrounds-based repository for NGADM links for ease of organization and browsing. But actually, there are a great many more better versions of this out there: @EvilRaccoon has his Round Watcher, @johnfn has his Chips Bracket, and @LucidShadowDreamer will probably one-up this post in about two minutes. (And while we're linking people, thanks to @camoshark for the post formatting!)

Buuuuut the two main reasons I'm making this are so that the NGADM has a tracklist on its home page of Newgrounds, and so that it'll be easier for me to make a soon-to-come newspost with some statistical analysis of the scores' scores.

That said, here’s the list!

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*~-~ROUND ONE~-~*
(Round of 64)

1f1n1ty | Seres

bassfiddlejones + joshgawaldomusic | Reveries

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Phonometrologist | Willow Wasteland: Fantasia

garlagan | Slowing Down

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SoundChris | The Secret of Satera Prime

EvilRaccoon | Sunset Highwave

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AceMantra | Colossal Encounter

Noisysundae | Getting started

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JacobCadmus | Till We Fall Again

GhostLawyer | Kytoon - Love Me

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etherealwinds | War and Peace

LucidShadowDreamer + SnowTeddy | Vaeltaja

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F-777 | Super Duper

Xtrullor + HeliXiX | Catharsis

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johnfn + ethansight | After the Rain

Kor-Rune | If I Knew

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NahuPyrope | Last Will

FinnMK | The Afterlust

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SourJovis | Invasion of the Court of Hearts

ConnorGrail | Deadshot Desperado

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SteveSyz | TBA

5TanLey | Neurobop

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DwightFalcon | [0003-DCOF] 血祭

JDawg00100 | Codename: Tom Selleck

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Demon-Wolf | Shadow Steps

Lethalix | Ravenholt

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TolanMusic | Tale of a Scion

TSRBand | Gravity Slam

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larrylarrybb | Dark, Lost Soul

Malifex | The City Sleeps

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midimachine | toil

Jabicho + peachymaiden | Hidden Lines

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Metallica1136 | Breaking Through

Rahmemhotep | You Are The Air I Breathe

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KaixoMusic | Desistance

InYourDreams | The rise of the machine

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CloakedSoup | Carpe Diem

Papkee | Timekeeper

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Adjeye | Rushing into Deepness

JeremyKingVA | All the Shades Between

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Namice | TBA

steelside | Never Told Her

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ekacity | Endowment

Veronina | Keep Falling

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LunacyEcho | Dust Sweeper

Techmo-X | Stardust

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Jimmypig | XS - Aurelius

Waidmann | Chordive

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Ceevro | Battle In The Halls

ThaPredator | -Starfight-

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MrKoolTrix | Quirky Quest

DivoFST | Go away

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DrFunkMonkey | Funkotron Zone

larrynachos | A Little Older A Little Wiser

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McGorilla42 | Kids

PomicStone | Love Beyond Time

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AzulJazz | Mi Pasion

Spadezer | Call of the Warrior

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frank-n-furter666 | TBA

keepwalking | Sky travellers

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RetromanOMG | Osman - "Stardancer"

JaThu | Gottcha

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ColinMuir | A Whisper From The Heart.

Eviladrianin | In An Underwater Citadel

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Good luck to you all.

NGADM '15 Round 1 "Analysis"

Posted by LunacyEcho - August 27th, 2015

So the results for the first round of the Newgrounds Audio Death Match have come out! There's lots of numbers, and I thought it might be fun to look at the numbers and see if anything interesting came up. Disclaimer: I am by no means an expert mathematician, and I might be completely wrong in my understanding of some of these concepts! But hopefully it'll be able to satisfy anyone who's curious to see the scores in a different light. :P

Round 1 Entries by Score

??) - N/A - frootza

01) - 9.38 - bassfiddlejones + joshgawaldomusic
02) - 9.25 - dem0lecule + LucidShadowDreamer
03) - 9.22 - SoundChris + JacobCadmus
04) - 9.10 - PirateCrab
05) - 8.96 - midimachine
06) - 8.87 - LunacyEcho
07) - 8.82 - Azhthar
08) - 8.81 - DSykMusic
09) - 8.75 - SkyeWint
10) - 8.73 - papkee
11) - 8.68 - aliaspharow
12) - 8.62 - IglicaV
13) - 8.59 - Metallica1136
14) - 8.53 - EliteFerrex
15) - 8.52 - Jabicho
16) - 8.46 - NyxTheShield
17) - 8.43 - BlazingDragon
17) - 8.43 - LiquidOoze
17) - 8.43 - lordedri
17) - 8.43 - SolarexMusic
21) - 8.42 - Lich
22) - 8.41 - LunyAlex
23) - 8.40 - Tyven
24) - 8.34 - JDawg00100
25) - 8.20 - Stadler
26) - 8.18 - Mawnz
27) - 8.16 - Analogstik
28) - 8.15 - Phonometrologist
28) - 8.15 - Yahtzei
30) - 8.14 - ChronoNomad
30) - 8.14 - Jimmypig
32) - 8.03 - AeronMusic
33) - 8.02 - Camoshark
33) - 8.02 - Ceevro
35) - 7.97 - nubbinownz
36) - 7.95 - InYourDreams
37) - 7.93 - TheMoebiusProject
38) - 7.89 - thebitterroost
39) - 7.87 - Sequenced
40) - 7.84 - Braiton
41) - 7.80 - Jacob
41) - 7.80 - Marterro
43) - 7.77 - DivoFST
44) - 7.75 - larrynachos
45) - 7.74 - adieuwinter
45) - 7.74 - JustinOfSuburbia
47) - 7.73 - Voltus
48) - 7.50 - Chemiqals
49) - 7.38 - DjAbbic
50) - 7.32 - SourJovis
51) - 7.31 - Nimble
52) - 7.18 - Birdinator99
52) - 7.18 - Crueldeity
54) - 6.85 - SilverPoyozo
55) - 6.67 - Pandasticality
56) - 6.65 - Athanatos

The score breakdowns are actually quite interesting! The scores in general seem to be quite high, with a median score of 8.14. There were also lots of ties this year, complete with a 4-way tie for 17th place! The groupings this year were also full of surprises. We had Group C, where no one submitted except frootza, which means he didn't have to be scored, since he moved on directly! We also had the insane Group P, with the dream team of dem0 and LSD taking home a victory over three other high-scorers. All four scores in Group P were in the top 17, and every member had a number of groups in which they would've advanced, had they been seeded into them!

Speaking of groups, here are the group averages and medians, so you can see how competitive the groups were!

Round 1 Groups by Average Score

Rank - Average - Median - Group - Winner

??) - N/A - N/A - Group C - frootza

01) - 8.81 - 8.77 - Group P - dem0lecule + LucidShadowDreamer
02) - 8.65 - 8.41 - Group L - bassfiddlejones + joshgawaldomusic
03) - 8.59 - 8.70 - Group D - SoundChris + JacobCadmus
04) - 8.53 - 8.43 - Group E - SkyeWint
05) - 8.36 - 8.45 - Group A - PirateCrab
06) - 8.29 - 8.18 - Group N - EliteFerrex
07) - 8.25 - 8.32 - Group K - IglicaV
08) - 8.24 - 8.09 - Group J - Azhthar
09) - 8.05 - 7.98 - Group I - NyxTheShield
10) - 8.02 - 7.97 - Group G - midimachine
11) - 7.95 - 8.00 - Group H - Lich
12) - 7.79 - 8.05 - Group O - JDawg00100
13) - 7.64 - 7.85 - Group F - thebitterroost
14) - 7.58 - 7.67 - Group M - ChronoNomad
15) - 7.43 - 7.20 - Group B - aliaspharow

So not only did the three team entries get the three highest scores, they topped the three most competitive group brackets as well! There's also some interesting relationships when you factor in the medians, because using them, the top three most competitive groups become P, D, and A. The groups with the largest difference between the average and median are groups O, L, and B, with differences of 0.26, 0.24, and 0.23 respectively.

It's not just the contestants that make up the NGADM - it's the judges too. An NG user named gadogry used to do analyses of previous NGADMs where he would calculate the average score and standard deviation of each judge. Personally, I just learned what standard deviation was a few hours ago at the time of this writing, so I'm going to try something similar, and please correct me if you see any mistakes!

Round 1 Judges (Average Score/Standard Deviation)

StepW - 8.36 / 0.764
MetalRenard - 7.97 / 0.762
stunkel - 8.23 / 0.630
TaintedLogic - 7.99 / 1.107
Neon-Bard - 8.23 / 0.629
Geoplex - 8.14 / 0.826

Thanks to gadogry for clearing up what standard deviations are! Visit the comments section to learn more about this statistical stuff from gadogry himself or if you want to share your own thoughts on the matter! (And especially visit if you see any errors!) If you want to see the actual numbers I used to calculate this stuff (which is now outdated because of a few mistakes I made), you can download my spreadsheet here.

Anyways, I hope I've been able to satisfy some curious minds about the first round of this year's NGADM! I'm looking forward to rounds to come, and will be following it closely. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoyed it!

Newgrounds Puzzle

Posted by LunacyEcho - April 18th, 2015

So, I was thinking about Newgrounds and its bevy of amazing content producers, when I came to the realization that there was a specific attribute that some Newgrounders embodied and others didn't. Interestingly, I also thought it would make a nice puzzle. I'm not entirely sure how difficult it is, but if you want to take a whack at it, here it is!

What specific attribute is shared by many Newgrounders, including:

LunacyEcho, Step, Mattashi, sorohanro, DuttonsaysHI, samulis, etc.

This attribute is also not shared by many Newgrounders, including:

15thDimension, Waterflame, Sequenced, LucidShadowDreamer, Kor-Rune, Ectisity, etc.

Resolution

Posted by LunacyEcho - April 5th, 2015

Well, I'm a bit late, but I've finished my genre project! Man, a lot can happen in a year! I wrote thirty-one songs in different genres, I passed the audition stage for the NGADM and made it to the finals of the NGAUC, and I learned much, much more about music than I thought I'd ever know, and for that, I'm quite proud of myself.

I'm not quite sure where I'm going to go now musically; I suspect I'll just write whatever comes to me and post those whenever. If anyone stuck with me through the whole thing, I'd like to say thanks! And if anyone's just finding my music and reading my news posts now, I'd like to suggest that you stick with me for a while! You never know what might come next.

Genre List (these links were done pretty haphazardly, so please tell me if I've made any mistakes!):