N2 Engine Sound Gurus Please Help

Hi all, I am currently working on a more realistic engine sound for N2 as well. I have recorded the exhaust sounds (from VERY near) of a V8 stock car in .wav form. Trouble is, everything I do results in nothing but a high-pitched digital whine in N2. Does anyone know if the original N2 engine sound uses a special format or sampling rate? Do I need a specific program to record the sound in the proper format? Any knowledge on this subject that could be passed along would be greatly appreciated, and the final product will be made available for all. Regards, LC

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>Hi all, >I am currently working on a more realistic engine sound for N2 as well. >I have recorded the exhaust sounds (from VERY near) of a V8 stock car in >.wav form. Trouble is, everything I do results in nothing but a >high-pitched digital whine in N2. Does anyone know if the original N2 >engine sound uses a special format or sampling rate? Do I need a >specific program to record the sound in the proper format? Any >knowledge on this subject that could be passed along would be greatly >appreciated, and the final product will be made available for all. >Regards, >LC

I think you must kept the sound file to the correct length as the original and same format Eg. 8 bit mono or something -- NOTE: Remove the "remove" from E-mail address to reply. Nigel of Lakewood Motorsports (Memeber of the Nascar Offline Racing Series) Nascar Coruba & Coke Chevy Hamilton New Zealand

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>>Hi all, >>I am currently working on a more realistic engine sound for N2 as well. >>I have recorded the exhaust sounds (from VERY near) of a V8 stock car in >>.wav form. Trouble is, everything I do results in nothing but a >>high-pitched digital whine in N2. Does anyone know if the original N2 >>engine sound uses a special format or sampling rate? Do I need a >>specific program to record the sound in the proper format? Any >>knowledge on this subject that could be passed along would be greatly >>appreciated, and the final product will be made available for all. >>Regards, >>LC >I think you must kept the sound file to the correct length as >the original and same format Eg. 8 bit mono or something

The sounds are 8-bit mono at a sampling rate of 5512. You can use a program called GoldWave (at www.hotfiles.com) to edit the indvidual wav files. John