By Colin Wood Jul 15, 2021
How do racing games replicate so many unique engine sounds?
Well, it's about as simple as you might imagine: By strapping a bunch of microphones to the cars and then driving them around in circles for a bit.
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Spoiler: They attach a mic to a car and record it.
Bummer. That was super uninformative. I was expecting a discussion on how the recorded sounds were isolated, adjusted, mapped to throttle/engine loads etc.
I want a racing game where all the sounds are dubbed by Michael Winslow.
In reply to Ping1977 :
Row, row, row.....
Maybe?
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7/15/21 3:10 p.m.
Spoiler: They attach a mic to a car and record it.
Bummer. That was super uninformative. I was expecting a discussion on how the recorded sounds were isolated, adjusted, mapped to throttle/engine loads etc.
7/15/21 6:25 p.m.
I want a racing game where all the sounds are dubbed by Michael Winslow.
11/5/22 6:30 a.m.
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Row, row, row.....
11/5/22 7:19 a.m.
Maybe?
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