Brand New NGX Groundroll Enhancements

[B777ER]

What we really need are new spool-up sounds, the ones in the NGX are extremely un-realistic, and need WAY more low rumble..

Before he passed, Steve did some which I have and they sound really good compared to default. I am glad this fella is picking up were Steve left off.

[mvisch]

Hi all, any updates on this ? 

I'm loving the new sounds and am curious about the others  :rolleyes:

 

Kind Regards,

 

Mark 

[Driver170]

I placed the file into the sound folder but it doesn'y work? Anyone?

[Guest ~Craig~]

You're a star Mark.   I also really enjoy your sound improvements for the Aerosoft Airbus AXE, and the English voice packs of the Captain (David R) and the F/O (you).

 

Keep up the great work.

[zmak]

Thanks Mark ,really look forward to testing this next flight. Im still very grateful for Steves work, man he turned the 737 into a MACHINE..

[ArthurLM1]

Mark, just a little question...

Do you have the sound for the TOGA button pressed on the glareshield?

[Gregdpw]

Just wondering if this download still works??

[cmbaviator]

Just wondering if this download still works??

I guess so, I'm downloading right now

[Gregdpw]

Okay thanks. I am finally gonna get around to installing this file.

[Kuragiman]

I'll give it a try when I get home.  I have a pretty extensive sound package for the NGX already installed that adds many missing sounds and modifies others to be more in line with the real deal (including that sexy low rumbling N1/N2 spool up sounds during start up).   I'll see how your ground rumble and humpty-bumps sound!  Thanks for the efforts!

[captjames]

Sounds awesome, literally!  I will try later this evening - thank you!

[Gregdpw]

Thanks very much!! Sounds good!

[Gregdpw]

Are there any more sounds we can download?

[Artur Munteanu]

 

 

This is the sound for the main gear and adds ground rumble with taxi bumps and cabin rattle to your NGX Experience.

 

I have the "Accu-Feel" add-on from A2A Simulation and provides the same exactly sound with the aircraft while taxiing. The effect is call "shock absorbsion" and models how well your undercarriage absorbs small ground bumps, shocks, and jolts. Higher values, mean more absorption, and a smoother ride when on ground, while lower values mean less absorption that results in more bounces, bucks, jolts, etc.