Is the Level-D 767-300 Sound-set produced from the actual B767-300?

The majority are from a 767 cockpit. But not all because for technical and/or practical reasons, some are difficult or even impossible to record with a sufficient good quality in the actual cockpit. But in the final, Ben Brown was able to produce a sound set that brings the perfect sound ambiance of the real cockpit, as it was confirmed by actual 767 pilots.

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Thanks.... So was most of it recorded from an actual level-d sim? Also, is mathematical computational engineering used throughout the sim, to insure the sim on everyone's desktop behaves pretty darn close to the real thing? I know PMDG stresses this practice very extensively in all of their products.

Doing away with the techno babble bravo sierra stuff that others spit out, the answer is: yes, it flies about as close to the real airplane as you can simulate on a PC.

But I THINK there is some computational stuff that warrants further exaggeration...http://www.ldsflyingclub.com/siggies/ds.gif

I don't think youd get a realistic soundset recording from a level-d sim

>Doing away with the techno babble bravo sierra stuff that>others spit out, the answer is: yes, it flies about as close>to the real airplane as you can simulate on a PC.I'm guessing our resident professional modelling PhD responsible for said "techno babble" might beg to differ with you on whether it's "bravo sierra" or not...

>>Doing away with the techno babble bravo sierra stuff that>>others spit out, the answer is: yes, it flies about as close>>to the real airplane as you can simulate on a PC.>>I'm guessing our resident professional modelling PhD>responsible for said "techno babble" might beg to differ with>you on whether it's "bravo sierra" or not...>Trust me Ryan, I'm in the belief that the Flight Dynamics that Vangelis builds is nothing short of first class!

Not that this is the case with the LDS 767, but that would actually depend on the specific r/w sim in question. Some have very good sound, while others are, at best, "not that great". Even two of the same make and model might not sound the same. ;)