I'm organizing another collab, this time a music collab, titled Vintage Sounds Collab, where musicians create an old sounding/vintage piece by experimenting with 60 Hz hum, the crackling sound of an old vinyl record, amp noise, and filters that emulate the sound of a gramophone as an example.

Just to be clear this isn't a Lo-fi collab so no Lo-fi hip-hop tracks for this collab, we still want the songs to be of high production quality, but reflect the sound of a bygone era.

Rules:

-       Files must be submitted in WAV 16-bit format

-       Songs should be between 1 minute and 30 seconds to 2 minutes and 30 seconds in length

-       Your song should utilize at least 2 or more filters that make the track sound vintage, e.g. 60 HZ hum, sounds like vinyl filter, amp noise, warm saturation, crackle, static, Grungelizer, etc.

-       Your file name should contain your Newgrounds Username, song name, and those who you collaborated with.

-       Avoid using too much compression and making your track overly loud, since this is a vintage sounds collab, we want to create music that predates the loudness wars in sound. 

Currently the collab is still early in it's development with only a few participants, and an active thread on the NGAP Collab Centre discord server. You'll also find other collabs that I am currently working on such as the Around the World Music Collab which has a thread for it. And the Battle of the Bands Collab which has it's own channel.

I do want to start up some more collabs as I have more ideas, these include A Voice Comedy Collab: That consists of jokes told in a Stand-up comedy fashion, think Just for Laughs. It'll also have short advert/commercial style voice comedies as an interlude between comedic sets, with a speaker announcing each act.

And a Nature Soundscapes Collab. Where Musicians utilise the sounds of nature as they create ambient tracks, but the twist here is that you must record the nature sounds yourself. Some examples of this can be the sound of birds chirping, waterfalls, rivers, and the wind passing through trees. However this idea hasn't received much attention so I may not go ahead with this idea in the future.

Shout out to any Soul Singers that would like to collaborate with @V-Future who has made a pleasant sounding Jazz track and is looking for a singer for the Vintage Sounds Collab.