Originally posted by charlton1
I go for the actual sounds that was in WW2 though you cant get all the real sounds yet.
Haha, tell me about it. You think it's hard to search for AH-ready sounds that were recorded from actual aircraft? Try getting the source files to
make those sounds. That's why my updates are few and far between. That said, I've got a batch of great stuff coming (still no BMW-801 radial sounds, at least not complete ones, and don't even think there's going to be a Jumo inline pack anytime soon). I still have to flight test all of it, though.
And a bit of more good news: I'll be uploading my packs as double sets. Each pack will contain External and Internal sounds, so you can easily switch between whichever sounds you want. If you're looking for the utmost cockpit realism, use the internal packs --- or, if you're a GV user, you might try the external packs so you can really experience the aircraft buzzing overhead.
As of my writing this, I have complete sources for the following engines: Daimler-Benz 600 series, Rolls-Royce Merlin and Griffon series, Pratt & Whitney R-1820, R-2600, and R-2800 series, and Allison inline series (both for the Warhawk [also suitable for the Yaks, as they were the same engine, just with much more difficult serviceability and very poor parts] and the P-38).
I
do have some Japanese radial sound sets, but they may or may not be dubious, so I won't be releasing them until I'm certain they're authentic. Even still, my current sources fill most of the planeset as it is... But it's a shame that I can't locate any complete, authentic German radial sound sets. Well, aside from the early BMW used on the Ju-52, but since we don't even have that plane yet...
