Audio Feedback Thread

Is it possible to change what sounds the game uses for the transmission whine or add custom ones?

 

Will we ever have an I3 Diesel engine sound

 

I went to the website to check it out to see if I could use it to make some sound mods and how much it would cost if I had to pay for it but found it was unavailable due to new tax codes

 

Excuse if answered before TDK but, what's your setup when working on BeamNG? I pick up so many more sounds in-game when using a headset over my 2.1 setup. I know that sound balancing is being worked on, but
is it a possibility to get output options such as TV, stereo, surround, headset?

 

Maybe eventually! I don't see how big the complications can be but sound sliders would definitely be a benefit to suit different tastes, though if realism is key maybe just leave a note in the audio options that changing the balancing may affect that?

 

Do you know how Sonory makes all of their engine sounds?

 

ok thanks for letting me know
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I do wish though that there was a tool like I.C.E Drive that exported the engine and exhaust sounds with onload/offload samples throughout the rpm range

 

It wouldn't surprise me that he's is under NDA which means he isn't allowed to discuss anything Sonory does.

Speaking of which, are you the same TDK that made this awesome track?

 

I tried making a sound mod but I only have 1 sample that I duplicated so one has the _P at the end. I made a blend file for it but always get an error when I reset the car to use that sound. I don't know what I could be doing wrong.

 

My buddy got the Sonarworks Reference 4 to EQ his studio and all of a sudden his mixes are way better since he's not trying to fix a hole in the bass that was inherent before. Now it's nice and flat.
On the users end, there's not a lot you can do about it. They'll just have to EQ their room. Mixing it correctly on your end is the best way to make sure it sounds good everywhere.
Super jealous of your system though. Need to figure out how to calibrate my speakers.

The Yakuza series, Naughty Dog, and at least GTAV give you the ability to control speaker azimuth for stereo up to 7.1. Would be super cool if you could figure that out. Then headphone mode would just be stereo set to 90 degrees, and it'd all be one system.

 

I don't know if you could help me with this or not. I was getting to know FMOD studio a little better for when the time comes to start using FMOD banks for the sound mods and recorded a firing order audio visual demonstration from youtube using audacity and as I was recording it from there. to waveform was looking the way you would expect from a simple "click or drumbeat". but when I exported it to .wav, trimmed it a little in mixcraft (don't think I had any vst plugins enabled except maybe an eq) to minimize the amount of space before and after the first and last cylinder "pulse" and imported into FMOD Studio and for some reason the waveform looked different, not like how I explained above. But for some reason I cannot remember what in the world I did and cannot seem to replicated it for some reason.. The picture on the left if the untouched one in Audacity and the one on the right is the comparison between the original and what happened when it got exported. When I removed a cylinder "pulse" it changed the fundamental frequency and actual sounded like there were 3 cylinders instead of 4. For some reason I was able to replicate this like 2 or 3 times. I tried it with other recordings that I got but had not lucj

 

Yeah after I made this post I realized that when I spliced it to change the amount of “cylinders” and removed the empty spaces and re-merged be back together to must have done something to the wave form. Because of that I got one of the sounds that I posted to this thread earlier to actually sound like an I6 and an I7 but I am still working on the pitch for the I7.