'nother chaingun sound suggestion
Posted: 2008-01-10 23:52
My suggestion is that since there is now more quality distance sound effects, that the US aircraft should have more realistic distance sounds. I'm sure everyone has seen that A-10 strafing too close to the infantry video, if you haven't, view it here.
This has the best distance recording of any video I've seen so far. You can hear it the first time at roughly 5 seconds in and a second time at about 29 seconds. I'm not suggesting you pull that specific sound out of the video, but I think it gives a very good benchmark as to what those chainguns sound at a distance.
Although the sound is more distorted, you can also hear the zipper sound at a distance on the M61 as well. I'm pretty sure the first noise you hear is the shells impacting and the second whirring noise is the firing noise catching up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1zZorq3fUs[/youtube]
And just so we are clear, the "puny widdle vulcan" still packs a hell of a punch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxV2SNHccNg[/youtube]
This has the best distance recording of any video I've seen so far. You can hear it the first time at roughly 5 seconds in and a second time at about 29 seconds. I'm not suggesting you pull that specific sound out of the video, but I think it gives a very good benchmark as to what those chainguns sound at a distance.
Although the sound is more distorted, you can also hear the zipper sound at a distance on the M61 as well. I'm pretty sure the first noise you hear is the shells impacting and the second whirring noise is the firing noise catching up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1zZorq3fUs[/youtube]
And just so we are clear, the "puny widdle vulcan" still packs a hell of a punch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxV2SNHccNg[/youtube]