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in my opinion the sounds are pretty good while inside the cockpit.and thats all i care for.
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+1
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Hmmmm RR take Jafa to court for Merlin recording... same people spouting the same rubbish over and over csThor
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RR not the risk but rather whoever took the recording.
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The sounds are acceptable but not good inside the cocpit. External sounds are utter rubbish. Have you guys flown modded IL2, or the A2A addon planes for FSX? I think the sounds we have are placeholders, at least I hope so.
However the MG sounds are good IMO. Geoffrey Wellum described the sound of the 303-s as "like tearing calico". I think it's pretty close to that, at least this is how I imagined it. |
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hmm what I don't understand about the latter half of this thread:
Are you talking about the engine sound itself being copyrighted? Or is it about recorded samples taken from some source? To put it another way: If I go to an airfield with my recording equipment and record some samples, then put it into some mods... that's not illegal, right? |
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With the amount of audio complaint threads , this should be warning enough to devs about what is looming around the corner sooner or later they will have to pull there heads out a the sand and spend some wad , with the introduction of the sound mod some years ago , lawn mowers for spitfires is no longer a legitimate excuse.
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