Patrick, your sounds are working great for me on a Celeron300a/450 with
128megs RAM, noticed no problems at all.
Just wanted to thank you for the amazing Eagle engine sound, terrific
how in the high rev range you can almost hear a chassis vibration
resonance in a way that I could imagine a real 1967 Westlake would
cause the chassis to vibrate at maximum revs...
If you decide to try out 8bit samples please continue to make the
16bit samples available to those of us that want to hear that high
quality music of cylinders and exhaust.
Great job and thanks!
Seeyas on the track.
--John (Joao) Silva
>Hi Dave,
>There is probably some room for me to shorten the loops a bit. The main
>reason they are long is down to my method for creating a seamless loop. I
>reverse the sound and paste it back-to-back with the original. That tends
>to lengthen the overall loop a bit. A side benefit of the longer loop is
>that it tends to minimize oscillation effects that sometime appear with
>shorter loops at high revs.
>Another way of decreasing the file size would be to convert to 8-bit rather
>than 16-bit (4 of 5 GPL originals are 16bit, one is 8-bit for some reason).
>There would be a decrease in sound quality but it might not be that
>noticeable.
>I didn't observe any performance impact whatsoever when I put the new sounds
>on my system. That said I have a pretty high spec rig running at 450Mhz,
>128Meg RAM. I would be very interested in any more feedback if people think
>BTW, I'm planning to put a tutorial up on my site since so many people seem
>to be interested in making good sound loops.
>best regards,
>Patrick