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External Audio - P-38/P-39


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1 hour ago, vanapo said:

To get this back on topic after I did some AA gunnery for my last stream:

It's definitely the case that most US planes in game are almost completely silent (especially compared to other planes) until they are less than 800meters away. I noticed that for the late Hawk and I think for the P-39 as well. As all axis pilots know, the P-38 is very hard to hear as well. All of which is most likely bogus. I don't think a prop flying by at 50 meters altitude, cranked by a turbocharged Allison V-1710 V12, emits less sound than a truck engine on the ground. Of course a ww2 plane can be considerably noisier than another one. Yet it is to doubt any of those reaches modern noice controll standards in a way, it's less noisy than a toy quadcopter.

It's tied to the model regardless of affiliation (so both French and US P-38 have this issue). It's also evident in being tied to the model in that the planes share a sound file with other aircraft such as the Spitfire and Hurricane series, yet only the P-38, P-39 and H-81 have the volume issue. 

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Yeah, by US planes, I meant planes built in the US. And I only shoot at allied planes, so I don't know if any axis planes are silent. I only know the 111 is definitely not silent at all :D

As all named planes share the same engine type irl (also with some differences), it might be connected with that. I don't know how those coning files work, what is detailed where, connected or shared and what is not.

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No vehicle should hear anything when closed and engine running, kinda simple.

Even closed and engine off should hear not much, I'm thinking?

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1 hour ago, delems said:

No vehicle should hear anything when closed and engine running, kinda simple.

Even closed and engine off should hear not much, I'm thinking?

Agreed. 

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16 hours ago, delems said:

No vehicle should hear anything when closed and engine running, kinda simple.

Even closed and engine off should hear not much, I'm thinking?

Correct - and that has nothing to do with this thread

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  • 5 months later...

Bump - sad to see this one still around. Video is a relatively hot AO, outside of the irritating Axis HT engine bug, check out this P38 that you can just barely hear as it flies overhead.

 

 

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