F1 2002: A deterioration...

In F1 2001 was a realistic noise of wind , in F1 2002 there is not. Every motobike driver know that when you drive faster than 100 kms you can not hear anything else than wind (nearly..) I can't understand that, anyone else ?

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> In F1 2001 was a realistic noise of wind , > in F1 2002 there is not. > > Every motobike driver know that when you drive > faster than 100 kms you can not hear anything else > than wind (nearly..) > > I can't understand that, anyone else ?

Eh... an F1 driver is in the tub of the car and protected from the rushing air by a wind deflector? -Guessing here... Jan. =---

"Hombre" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> In F1 2001 was a realistic noise of wind , > in F1 2002 there is not. > > Every motobike driver know that when you drive > faster than 100 kms you can not hear anything else > than wind (nearly..) > > I can't understand that, anyone else ?

I did notice that the sound stays exactly the same when you switch from cockpit view to TV-cockpit view. If I remember correctly, F1 2001 had a cool TV cockpit sound. I'm not completely sure, I'd have to check. Ice D

If you look in the f1sounds.sfx in the vehicles-folder, you will notice they have rem'ed out the lines of dry and wet roadnoise. Aswell as the samples in the sounds/car folder are empty. I guess copy over the old sounds from F1 2001 into F1 2002 and just remove teh // before the lines will get the sound back. Overall, teh sound in F1 2002 is much worse then in F1 2001 imo. Its some strange flanger & lowpasfillter on the sounds from F1 2001. :( "Ice D" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:wzXP8.87$[email hidden]...

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> > "Hombre" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > In F1 2001 was a realistic noise of wind , > > in F1 2002 there is not. > > > > Every motobike driver know that when you drive > > faster than 100 kms you can not hear anything else > > than wind (nearly..) > > > > I can't understand that, anyone else ? > > I did notice that the sound stays exactly the same when you switch from > cockpit view to TV-cockpit view. If I remember correctly, F1 2001 had a

cool > TV cockpit sound. I'm not completely sure, I'd have to check. > > Ice D > > >

I just looked at that f12001.sfx, and you're right. I don't get why they've done that, 'remming' out the sounds? If they've chosen not to use them, just remove them altogether. Anyway, thanks for clearing that up. Ice D "Andreas Nystr�m" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:eK2Q8.44066$[email hidden]... > If you look in the f1sounds.sfx in the vehicles-folder, you will noticethey > have rem'ed out > the lines of dry and wet roadnoise. Aswell as the samples in thesounds/car

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> folder are empty. > I guess copy over the old sounds from F1 2001 into F1 2002 and just remove > teh // before the lines will get the sound back. > > Overall, teh sound in F1 2002 is much worse then in F1 2001 imo. > Its some strange flanger & lowpasfillter on the sounds from F1 2001. :( > > > "Ice D" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:wzXP8.87$[email hidden]... > > > > "Hombre" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > > In F1 2001 was a realistic noise of wind , > > > in F1 2002 there is not. > > > > > > Every motobike driver know that when you drive > > > faster than 100 kms you can not hear anything else > > > than wind (nearly..) > > > > > > I can't understand that, anyone else ? > > > > I did notice that the sound stays exactly the same when you switch from > > cockpit view to TV-cockpit view. If I remember correctly, F1 2001 had a > cool > > TV cockpit sound. I'm not completely sure, I'd have to check. > > > > Ice D > > > > > > > >