This sound pack includes 2200 files and over 1400 sound locations, totaling 2.95 GB of pure sound recorded from a real A320 using professional equipment, pilots and ground personnel.
It build physics-based and has smart sound, where sounds change not only depending on what the systems or engine do, but what environment and other factors are there.
It was created by a real-world pilot and a musician with in-depth knowledge of transferring the perception of your ear in reality to your speakers. All sound locations are accurately placed, with correct attenuation and cones.
We encourage you to watch the three attached videos to experience a brief sound explanation. Explaining the enormous workload behind this project could take hours, but we value your time, so we've kept it concise.
CFM56 + IAE V2500 Engine Sounds:
Sounds are different inside and outside, 360 degrees, at every meter inside/outside of the aircraft. It is constructed with physics, so that high-pitch noise tends to travel in the cockpit at a lower speed as well as air rush and ground effects when in proximity of the ground
Real engine samples with accurate thrust-dependent sounds.
Bass vibrations are audible when the aircraft is off the ground, especially in high N1% when the aircraft is no longer grounded, transferring vibrations to the fuselage.
Engine sounds vary with speed, altitude, and blade angle, getting quieter at higher altitudes with less dense air.
Exact engine startup, shutdown, reverse, and air rush on spool sounds are included.
Turbulent engine roar is present from the back of the plane, and some of it remains in front when the gear doors are open and close to the ground.
The famous CFM56 | IAE whine is audible and varies with the angle of attack, becoming quieter with speed and altitude increase.
Systems:
Each system in the aircraft has detailed sounds, including keel outflow valve sounds, PTU slow, fast, and self-test modes, ventilation system sounds, various cabin fans, galley fans, and toilet fan sounds, hydraulic system (Y, G, B) sounds, electrical system sounds, APU sounds, brake fan, wing pumps, packs sounds, and more.
Mechanical sounds inside the cockpit, such as selectors, switches, pushbuttons, levers, autopilot disconnect and connect actuator sound, door energizer clicking sound, seat motor sounds, oxygen system hiss, hand rests, cockpit door sounds, throttle quadrant sounds, flap lever sounds, gear lever sounds, FCU buttons, switches, and dial sounds, wiper positions sounds, spoiler lever sounds, and more, are included.
Surrounding ambiance includes wind and turbulence sounds on various aircraft surfaces, rain sounds varying based on intensity and speed, external rain sounds, street and airport noise, airflow around the fuselage, turbulence sounds during takeoff, landing, and turns, and more.
Mechanical Items:
Door opening and closing sounds for all doors, flap motor sounds during transition, parking brake and brake application sounds, brake motor bumps, PTU sounds based on actual PTU operation, and reset sounds are included.
Vibrations and Ground Effects:
Touchdown sounds for main gear and nose gear vary based on the softness/hardness of the landing, with over 20 samples for every gear. You also have some easter eggs, so if you will break a record of smooth landing , you will see, same goes for hardest landingGear vibrations, bumps, shakes, rattles, flap-bouncing sounds, main panel rattling sounds, centerline and nosegear bumps and touches, various concrete rolling and rumbling sounds and rubber vibration sounds are present.
People:
Different sounds for people boarding, walking, and clicking seatbelts based on the flight stage are included.
Flight attendant sounds during boarding, inflight, and deboarding are present.
The sound pack offers options for four different airlines, with a manual for adding custom airlines. Occasional toilet flush sounds and seat belt clicking sounds are dependent on the seatbelt sign.
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