Let's be real. Beamng is by far the most realistic vehicle Sim out there by all means, but it's NEEDS these amazing details that can be easily overlooked but are so very detailed. 1: Road gap noises. When your driving the road is not a continuously paved smooth surface most of the time. it has concrete sections divided preventing cracking in the concrete and also producing a bump noise when going over the gap. This minor detail would add much realism to sound realism. 2: Tire turning noises. Another very small, but very detailed part that should be added. When you turn your wheel while your car is parked on concrete it makes a rubbing noise because it is rubbing against the ground. while it would be less noticeable for concrete it would definitely we heard on gravel. 3:Tire puncture noise While it's not bad at all, it doesn't really fit the sound of a Tire going boom boom lol, it sounds like a air tank diffusing air. Personally I think the Tire pop should be not only more real sounding to its actual sound but also louder! Like as loud as the horns dB in beamng. 4: parking brake/e brake When you shift out of p to any other gear, auto or manual, it makes a noose from underneath the car outside with can also (if loud enough) can be heard on the inside as well. It's sort of like a metal detach slash attach sound. The sound also is louder if you are on an incline because of gravity pushing with its weight 5: brake and other pedals. Now this would be a literal eargasm if it was implemented. It would be fantastic to have sound for the brakes when depressed and and for the gas and clutch of course. But also some recognition for cars that have a 4th pedal that acts as a handbrake, they have a distinct sound. I don't know of any other sounds that could be suggested for what beamng currently is capable of doing but, hopefully one day the game will be literally Microsoft flightSim, but cars lol. here are some links to these sounds road bump noises: Tire rubbing on concrete: Tire pop: shifting out of park (best example but not so intense) brake depressed: ( this is it being slammed btw not normally depressed) is there anything else they could possibly add?
I know this thread is old but this is exactly what I've always wanted. It bothers me that we can only hear tire rolling noise on large tires at 100+ mph. Road gap noises do exist, they're just extremely choosey. On a few of the gridmap suspension tests, you can hear it. That's the only place I could find. Also one thing that this post didn't mention, crashes need to be louder and bassier.
