Stall Sound?

[Downtown]

Could like HT and Pyro take some of their empties.

Rig some setup to them involving Hydraulic jacks.

Tape a real sensitive microphone to the beer can.

Pump the jacks and stress the beer cans.

Record the sound of the aluminum beer can getting stressed.

Slow the sound down with a computer sound image editor, and then create the stall sound file?

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"I could feel the 20MM Cannon impacting behind me so I made myself small behind the pilot armor" Charlie Bond AVG

[Rebel]

Actually, I like the stall sound.

Sounds like your cables shakin every which-a-way, which is very realistic.

The stearman I flew made the same kinda sounds.

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-Rebel 487th Lil' Bastards

System:
PIII 450
160mb 100mhz SDRAM
Diamond Monster MX300 (sound)
Diamond Viper V770 TNT2 Ultra 32mb (video)
(controls follow)
TM F-22 Pro (stick)
TM F-16 TQS (throttle)
TM Elite Pedals (rudder)

[Downtown]

Damn Rebel,
that equipment list in you sig is making me jealous.

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"I could feel the 20MM Cannon impacting behind me so I made myself small behind the pilot armor" Charlie Bond AVG

[CHAPPY]

I found the stall sound in AH cool for the
first few times, but after a dozen or so
sorties last eve, it was getting to me.

The sounds in AH are .wav files and EZ to
change. I just went and grabbed a stallhorn
.wav file from MS CFS and substituted it for the AH sound. Now I have what sounds like a
stallhorn and not an ouzzi. Tho, for all I
know, the tin rattle sound may be correct.
I must admit to never having flown a Spit in
real life.

Maybe this will help.

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Chaplain 401 RCAF Rams

[Rebel]

Sorry bout that downtown  

I just have it up for the beta stage right now...makes it a helluva lot easier to remember what I have for a system.

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-Rebel 487th Lil' Bastards

System:
PIII 450
160mb 100mhz SDRAM
Diamond Monster MX300 (sound)
Diamond Viper V770 TNT2 Ultra 32mb (video)
(controls follow)
TM F-22 Pro (stick)
TM F-16 TQS (throttle)
TM Elite Pedals (rudder)

[Downtown]

This thread was more intended to give HT and Pyro an excuse to drink beer.

Though I wonder how you would hook hydraulic jacks up to a beer can to pull it apart.

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"I could feel the 20MM Cannon impacting behind me so I made myself small behind the pilot armor" Charlie Bond AVG

[Rebel]

It's easy!

First get three jacks, 4 pieces of plywood, a hinge set, and all the beer cans you can find (findin the best sound will be hard).
You should make a box with a hinged top.

Mount three jacks, one on the floor, and the other two on the walls.

Leave slots open on each wall so you can pump the jacks. Also, stick a microphone through the roof after you've set the can and jacks up.

Stress and record away!


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-Rebel 487th Lil' Bastards

System:
PIII 450
160mb 100mhz SDRAM
Diamond Monster MX300 (sound)
Diamond Viper V770 TNT2 Ultra 32mb (video)
(controls follow)
TM F-22 Pro (stick)
TM F-16 TQS (throttle)
TM Elite Pedals (rudder)

[ArcTangent]

There doesn't seem to be a away to adjust individual sound volumes yet, so I just used the sound recorder app in windows to load up the stall sound from the aces high sound folder and lowered the wav volume a bit, then saved it.  Vi-ola !  Stall sound is less annoying and blends better with the rest of the soundscape.


Arc T

 

[Jekyll]

And fill the beer cans with ping pong balls.

Never forget the ping pong balls.... they are absolutely necessary to get the right effect!