Password protected audio?

Now that we've got engine specific audio, Why have you password protected it? Do you not want us to make our own?

 

It's because of this.

 

That is some unfortunately shitty licensing.. Have they given us any information on what we need to do for our own sounds? Even to 'hook in' our own engines to the new audio?

 

i have a theory that i might test myself. make a new engine but link it to the sound. if you need that info, look at the engine jbeams or sbeams for the official vehicles, which ever one holds it. I was going to try and link the 5.5l enigne to the old v8 sound that is used for the Burnside, Moonhawk, and Barstow.

 

You can use the new engine sounds in custom engine mods, just add this to the engine jbeam

Code:

"soundConfig": {
        "sampleName": "V8_2",
        "mainGain": -18,
        "maxLoadMix": 0.6,
        "minLoadMix": 0,
        "onLoadGain":1,
        "offLoadGain":0.65,
        "eqLowGain": -5,
        "eqLowFreq": 150,
        //"eqLowWidth": 0,
        "eqHighGain": -5,
        "eqHighFreq": 6000,
        //"eqHighWidth": 0,
        //"eqFundamentalGain": -15,
 },

That's from the Barstow, I used it in an engine pack that I'm working on

Also not sure but I believe that you need this:

Also just goes into the engine jbeam

 

Also due to the fact that it was downloaded from https://sonory.org/store/ where you pay money to download the engine sounds...

I know it sucks... I want to use the T-Series sounds from telemax! Not a muffled inline 6!

 

I tried copying those lines(including 'soundconfig') and it seems to have no effect and it just uses the old legacy sounds. Must be something else hidden somewhere.

 

It works fine for me, check your jbeam again you make sure you copied it right

I'm going to sleep now, if you can't fix it I'll upload a sample jbeam when I wake up to show you how it works in full context

 

I figured it out. I copied the line into a bunch of different jbeams at once and somehow not a single one saved. However legacy sound mods still function as they used to. So i will continue using the diesel sounds i had before.

 

NinetyNines ETK S series has the new updated sounds, check the files in it.

 

Same here, copied all the lines into the engine file, and its just the original default sound anyone work it out?

 

i used the new sounds in my personal mod
Stock legran I4
modded legran I4
"v12"


they could probably port the covet sounds over to the new system as a demo
it doesn't really loop but its got
4 different RPM samples
from what i learned the pitch is dependent on the engine rpm and the eq bits are just for equlisation
if you have played with equalizers this should be easy to understand
the fundamental frequency seems to be all generated

 

Quick tutorial on this?

 

6500 rpm i4

Spoiler: I4 values

maingain: -10 (this is how loud the whole thing is)
maxloadmix: 0.65 (this is how much the sample mixes in with the fundamentalfrequency but setting it to 0 doesn't mute this)
eqlowgain: 11 (this is how loud the eq on the low frequency is(seems to be the whole thing including fundfreq)
eqlowfreq: 220
eqlowwidth: (i am not sure what this does but it seems to widen the effect of the eqlowfreq)
eqhighgain: -3 (high frequency eq)
eqhighfreq: 6500
eqhighwidth: (not sure what this does either)
highcutfreq: 10000 hz (high filter)
lowcutfreq: 1 (low filter)
FFCylCnt: 5 (something that generates extra sound, even numbers sound in sync odd numbers sound bumblier and the larger it is the more ufo it sounds)
eqFndGain: 10 (gain on the ffcylcnt)

V12 ish sound

Spoiler: V12 values

maingain: -6 (this is how loud the whole thing is)
maxloadmix: 0.65 (this is how much the sample mixes in with the fundamentalfrequency but setting it to 0 doesn't mute this)
eqlowgain: 5 (this is how loud the eq on the low frequency is(seems to be the whole thing including fundfreq)
eqlowfreq: 420
eqlowwidth: (i am not sure what this does but it seems to widen the effect of the eqlowfreq)
eqhighgain: 1.5 (high frequency eq)
eqhighfreq: 9350
eqhighwidth: (not sure what this does either)
highcutfreq: 15000 hz (high filter)
lowcutfreq: 1 (low filter)
FFCylCnt: 11 (something that generates extra sound, even numbers sound in sync odd numbers sound bumblier and the larger it is the more ufo it sounds)
eqFndGain: 10 (gain on the ffcylcnt)

i just fiddled with the values until it sounded nice
i basically copied a stock engine

Code:

"legran_engine_sohc4g69": {
    "information":{
blah blah
    }
    "slotType" : "legran_engine",
    "slots": [
blah blah
    ],
    "variables": [
        ["name", "type", "unit", "category", "default", "min", "max", "title", "description"]
        ["$mainGain", "range", "dB", "Sound", -10, -42, 20, "mainGain", "mainGain"{"stepDis":0.5}]
        ["$maxLoadMix", "range", "x", "Sound", 0.65, 0, 1, "maxLoadMix", "maxLoadMix"{"stepDis":0.01}]
        ["$eqLowGain", "range", "dB", "Sound", 11, -20, 20, "eqLowGain", "eqLowGain"{"stepDis":0.5}]
        ["$eqLowFreq", "range", "Hz", "Sound", 220, 5, 2000, "eqLowFreq", "eqLowFreq"{"stepDis":5}]
    //   ["$eqLowWidth", "range", "x", "Sound", 0.5, 0, 1, "eqLowWidth", "eqLowWidth"{"stepDis":0.01}]
        ["$eqHighGain", "range", "dB", "Sound", -3, -20, 20, "eqHighGain", "eqHighGain"{"stepDis":0.5}]
        ["$eqHighFreq", "range", "Hz", "Sound", 6500, 500, 15000, "eqHighFreq", "eqHighFreq"{"stepDis":50}]
    //    ["$eqHighWidth", "range", "x", "Sound", 0.5, 0, 1, "eqHighWidth", "eqHighWidth"{"stepDis":0.01}]
        ["$highCutFreq", "range", "Hz", "Sound", 10000, 1000, 15000, "highCutFreq", "highCutFreq"{"stepDis":5}]
        ["$lowCutFreq", "range", "Hz", "Sound", 1, 1, 200, "lowCutFreq", "lowCutFreq"{"stepDis":1}]
        ["$FFCylCnt", "range", "x", "Sound", 5, 1, 101, "FFCylCnt", "fundamentalFrequencyCylinderCount"{"stepDis":1}]
        ["$eqFndGain", "range", "dB", "Sound", 10, -20, 20, "eqFndGain", "eqFundamentalGain"{"stepDis":0.5}]


    ],
    "powertrain": [
blah blah
    ],
    "mainEngine": {

 blah blah
     
        "soundConfig": "soundConfig",
    },
    "soundConfig": {
        "sampleName": "I4", 
/*[This can be I4, L6 (really flat), B4, B4S, V6, V8 (standard v8), V8_2 (muscley V8), V10 ( i am not sure how you add custom sounds to this tho but i'm happy with more than one sound]*/
        "mainGain": "$mainGain",
        "maxLoadMix": "$maxLoadMix",
        "minLoadMix": 0,
        "onLoadGain":1,
        "offLoadGain":0.7,
        "eqLowGain": "$eqLowGain",
        "eqLowFreq": "$eqLowFreq",
 //       "eqLowWidth": "$eqLowWidth",
        "eqHighGain": "$eqHighGain",
        "eqHighFreq": "$eqHighFreq",
 //       "eqHighWidth": "$eqHighWidth",
        "highCutFreq":"$highCutFreq",
        "lowCutFreq":"$lowCutFreq",
        "fundamentalFrequencyCylinderCount":"$FFCylCnt"
        "eqFundamentalGain": "$eqFndGain"
    },
blah blah other engine stuff
}

Except for the L6 everything can be made to sound nice
and the higher the rpm the higher the pitch... you don't have 10000 rpm engines that sound like normal v8's they sound like f1 cars or something?

 

Sounds like an inline 5.

 

well i was trying to extract some v8 burble out of the i4 sounds and thats the best I could do

 

Thanks for the explanations! I'm going to play around with them

 

JUST turn the
"$mainGain"
down about 5 DB from the values i was using it turns out my beamng mixer was at like 30% in windows
OPS