rec.autos.simulators

by **Cheek J** » Mon, 30 Jun 1997 04:00:00

I have seen a few NASCAR races on tv, and have also seen a couple of
cars live over here (the #88 car, and Allisons old #22 in a
hillclimb!!)and I think the in-car sound in the game does not justify
the car. Would it be possible to add a bit of gearbox/diff-whine? I`d
just love to have the gears screamin` at me....

Matt
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by **SimRacer** » Mon, 30 Jun 1997 04:00:00

if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys. I
do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

by **BSPN** » Tue, 01 Jul 1997 04:00:00

This would be a major improvement! Has anyone posted a patch with a new
engine sound? Might be a good project for our patron saints out here! If
you got a wave of an engine at any given RPM will it modulate with the
throttle? What would be the ideal RPM?....

Lou B.

> if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys. I
> do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

by **Tom J. Ma** » Tue, 01 Jul 1997 04:00:00

Use those engine sound from the Super Touring Car Championship

>This would be a major improvement! Has anyone posted a patch with a new
>engine sound? Might be a good project for our patron saints out here! If
>you got a wave of an engine at any given RPM will it modulate with the
>throttle? What would be the ideal RPM?....

>Lou B.

>> if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys. I
>> do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

by **Steve Dinca** » Tue, 01 Jul 1997 04:00:00

Try www.pitroad.com. I believe they have it. If not, try
www.theuspits.com.
Good luck!

> This would be a major improvement...

> > if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys.
I
> > do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

by **Kel** » Tue, 01 Jul 1997 04:00:00

> Try www.pitroad.com. I believe they have it. If not, try
> www.theuspits.com.
> Good luck!

> > > if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys.
> > >I do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

I looked at both those places and couldn't find any new engine sounds.
Anyone else know where to find them?
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by **Keith Ro** » Wed, 02 Jul 1997 04:00:00

>> Try www.pitroad.com. I believe they have it. If not, try
>> www.theuspits.com.
>> Good luck!

>> > > if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys.
>> > >I do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

>I looked at both those places and couldn't find any new engine sounds.
>Anyone else know where to find them?

So did I. If you find it, let me know.

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by **John Loga** » Wed, 02 Jul 1997 04:00:00

> > Try www.pitroad.com. I believe they have it. If not, try
> > www.theuspits.com.
> > Good luck!

> > > > if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you guys.
> > > >I do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

> I looked at both those places and couldn't find any new engine sounds.
> Anyone else know where to find them?
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> Kel
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I don't think anyone has made a new engine sound.

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by **Tom J. Ma** » Wed, 02 Jul 1997 04:00:00

How about the engine noise from those PacWest Super Touring Car Dodge
Stratus? Would that work?

>>> Try www.pitroad.com. I believe they have it. If not, try
>>> www.theuspits.com.
>>> Good luck!

>>> > > if you give me the recorded sound, I will gladly make it for you
guys.
>>> > >I do know how to edit n2 wav files. I've done it.

>>I looked at both those places and couldn't find any new engine sounds.
>>Anyone else know where to find them?

>So did I. If you find it, let me know.

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by **Stuart Jone** » Thu, 03 Jul 1997 04:00:00

Back during the Coca Cola 600, Papyrus was in town doing an N2 promotion
(Nice job, they did, too). Lots of fun, and I can go into more detail if
anyone is interested.

Point I wanted to mention was that I got the opportunity to talk to Dan
(sorry I'm forgetting the last name, and I don't have my manual in front
of me to check) from Papy about the game in general. Since he did all of
the sounds in the game, I brought up the topic with him of replacing the
sounds ala the SoundKit for ICR2.

The game uses two sounds for the engine, presumably to eliminate that
annoying scratch-pop at high RPM from N1. So, to fully replace the
engine sound, you'll have to find which >>two<< files to replace in the
sound.dat file.

I'll poke around in it some this weekend and post anything I find.

Regards,

-Stuart Jones

by **Eric T. Busc** » Thu, 03 Jul 1997 04:00:00

There are indeed two files, enghi.wav and englo.wav. I assume these are
variablly mixed giving the effect of the differnet sounds at different
RPM's.

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by **Nigel Nichol** » Thu, 03 Jul 1997 04:00:00

I am sure that the EngHi.wav file is running all the time, but
as you press the gas the pedal the Englo.wav is mixed in to
give more of a exhaust crack under greater throttle.

There is a separate file for the AI engine sound called
E1C11.WAV I think it is.

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by **Simproje** » Thu, 03 Jul 1997 04:00:00

Works for me!! =)

Marc

by **Edwin Solhei** » Thu, 03 Jul 1997 04:00:00

> I have seen a few NASCAR races on tv, and have also seen a couple of
> cars live over here (the #88 car, and Allisons old #22 in a
> hillclimb!!)....

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
<snip!>

Yo Matt!!!

Did I miss something here????

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by **Jim Sokolof** » Thu, 03 Jul 1997 04:00:00

> I've already tried it. I recorded part of a race a while back and then
> took the engine sound from the in-car camera and replaced the engine
> sound file w/the recorded one. I tried to get the sound fairly close
> to the file that comes with Nascar 2. Unfortunately you could tell
> where the sound ended when it repeated. I tried to get the sound to
> blend together w/Cool Edit 96 without luck. They shoulod have a
> feature likr "Create Seamless Pattern" in PSP4.12 in CE96. If anyone
> knows how to do this I might be able to find that file I made, unless
> I deleted it.

This is a "hard" problem, getting a sample that both sounds good when
pitch-shifted and doesn't have an audible loop point. One of Papy's very
talented engineers spent the better part of several weeks getting the
sound to loop smoothly. FWIW, Sound Forge was the tool of choice, but
just as merely buying a paint brush (or Photoshop) doesn't make one into
Picasso, buying Sound Forge probably isn't enough to get good results
the first time out...

---Jim

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