Sound Engineering in X-Plane

[ARTI]

For those interested in Sound Engineering in X-Plane:

http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?showforum=99

best regards

arti

Artymowicz Aviation Studio

[Jack Skieczius]

Thanks for posting over here to ARTI

took a look at the forums there on the .org, seems you are on the right track to making our sound experience better. Good luck and best of luck to to everything you can add to x-plane.

i will have to keep an eye on those forums to as i dont know much about anything sound related so i hope to learn something that i could use to make my Q400 simulation that much better.

[ARTI]

We can talk about the soundscapes, audio advanced techniques & tricks, suggestions for the X-Plane audio also on X-Pilot Forum if you wish because here is some extremally interesting airplanes in the works here. I can help you even with some sort of sound editing.

regards

arti

[crs]

Hi there,

I am extremely sorry for asking that kind of a question right here. But, are you by any chances polish?

Your last name sounds so a bit.

Once again, sorry. It would be nice to see some interest from my soil over here.

Kind regards,

Kamil.

[JBalsa]

I was actually about to ask! 

My Mom is Polish.  :

[Jack Skieczius]

Off topic, but i wonder what would happen if i posted my last name

anyway, i don't have reliable sound resources for the Q400 even tho i am working with two real world q400 pilots. quality sound recording seems hard to come by.

how do you get the button clicks and not get the avionics sounds in the background, same for the engines in the cockpit. every recording you make, of the warning systems, etc, will have avionics sounds in the background. so that's what i don't get really, is how to record them.

could you maybe create a tutorial for FAQ for how to setup and record the sounds of the planes, maybe some trouble shooting, and perhaps give us a way to cheaply do it, for those of us without a ton of cash to invent in expensive equipment?