Landing claps!

[Fielder 3,645]

I guess the better your landing, the louder the claps?

Pilot Studs preview version FS Realsim

2:25 "Landing Clap" sounds, LOL.

 

[Tuskin38 6,459]

Out of 25 years of flying, I only remember one flight where the passengers clapped, and it wasn't even a rough flight or landing, so I don't know why they did it lol.

Edited November 7, 2021 by Tuskin38

[Emerson67 248]

The sound of breathing under high g-forces is not like that (14:40)

Edited November 7, 2021 by Emerson67

[1st fltsimguy 466]

28 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said:

Out of 25 years of flying, I only remember one flight where the passengers clapped, and it wasn't even a rough flight or landing, so I don't know why they did it lol.

I have managed to have many many flights where passengers clapped upon landing.  Those flights were across country, heading to Hawaii, and "hitting" rough turbulance. Shaking, rattling and rolling.

[sd_flyer 6,034]

Clap or scream I wont hear a thing LOL

 

[109Sqn 1,554]

For anyone interested, SimMarket have it listed at €21.59

[Fielder 3,645]

I see on other videos that you can choose sounds from an in game menu. I wonder if users can modify to their own sounds? Mel Blank used to speak a comedy pachuuk pachuuk engine sound for Jack Benny's Maxwell, LOL.

[Bobsk8 12,581]

Free app that does the same thing with a good landing. Been using it for years, but stopped using it because my VA does the same thing. https://www.lrmclient.org/

[bobcat999 8,444]

I personally wouldn't want the 'claps' thing as I think it is a bit tacky.  It also seems to be disappearing now. 

On a recent flight to the Canary Islands, on touch down, a few people in the middle of the plane started to clap, but soon stopped when nobody else joined in.  Then again, the plane was 90% British - very reserved you know! 

Also, in my case, the suitable after landing sound effect would be someone shouting 'Did we just land? Or were we shot down?' 

Edited November 7, 2021 by bobcat999

[bobcat999 8,444]

In the video, you can notice the very subtle default MSFS camera movement when he is on time x 2.

One thing I don't understand is how they can have the vibration / camera shake on take-off etc., but they don't know how to do the other forms of head movement.  Isn't it basically accessing the same effect?