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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- Assetto Corsa's general sound design leaves some to be desired. In a sim which lets you drive and race almost anything, many times the sounds are somewhat underwhelming. Sound is one of the most important parts of really feeling like you are at the control of a racecar, but often goes undervalued in Sim Racing. Its just as important as the visuals and physics of the car to make you feel like you are there. Thankfully we have modders like Scibsound who transforms cars completely with reworked sounds, and allows you to truly immerse yourself in the beauty of driving.
In this one, a listen to one of the best sounding cars in Assetto Corsa, Scibsound's reworked Cobra 427
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0:00 Intro
2:11 Lap - เกม
The hills are alive with the sound of angry dinosaur burning V8 in a chassis way too light for its own good.
When cars weren't buttery smooth but buttery slidey
Actually, there isn't that much dinosaur in fossil fuel. Thank you
@@FOX11GUY Next you're gonna tell us Santa doesn't actually exist.
That's the true American National Anthem lol I forgot how scary the crests were on the 60s Nurburgring 😲
It's music to my ears. Man, what a sound set.
as a game designer I strongly believe that you can't have a great game without great sound! I'll deffinitly be picking this mod up, I love the cobra
My friend who turns 78 today had a AC Cobra. He is always talking about how he loved it and would love to drive one again.I will send him this for his Birthday 🥳 Thanks for this.
can we just reflect for a minute on just how well you drove that lap too , the sound was amazing and the commitment was just as good .
Exactly the reason I love driving the Daytona Coupe, the 904, and the 917K from AC legends mod in Assetto Corsa. The sound is the experience.
The Lola T70 Mk III sounds really good too. The shifting in the Pantera sounds cool.
@@Dethmeister I would get to it if I can STOP playing these three vehicles lol
I simply love the Cobra. It is one of my favorite cars it just has a sound and look that is like no other. So well designed.
It was on the long straight when I realized... wow... the sound of air.
That's impressive.
Agreed, when I went to Laguna Seca, the sound of all of the cars with siding and on the corkscrew. Then look at sims… this brings people closer to reality and history.
Carousel?
@@AmbientMike I mean corkscrew.
And you even made it look easy to wrangle this truly savage beast. Very few out there can do so with as much precision! Nice work!!!
It’s really a challenge of learning how to handle bias plies. The car likes slip more than going straight. It’s a hell of a beast.
@@jacobrzeszewski6527 exactly! Have to not only get used to driving it on the edge but managing it and leveraging the slip angle. Takes a lot more skill than I'll ever have 🤣
now imagine me driving this about 5 years ago with mouse for steering and keyboard for pedals (hint: not fucking good)
I can drive it reasonably near to its limits now and I hope to get a wheel soon this year
What a sound! Thanks for the video, I will definitely be checking out these sound mods 👍🏻🏁
That. Was. Awesome! I couldn't agree more about the audio aspect of immersion in sim racing! Thank you for sharing this! I really enjoyed it!
Excellent. I loved the various camera angles. Thanks for the content.
Top quality! Expert driving and production. 10/10.
What a beautiful track!!!!! That jumps with curves together ❤️❤️ Downloading it now!!!!
Yep, in the absence of the real sensation of motion and g-forces, good sound feedback is just as essential to assess the drive as much as the visuals are wheel feedback. The sensation of immersion i guess means it is all making sense to you. the same applies to film making. Another great video, Jake :) (Bathurst Australia)
That sound is amazing. Your laps was awesome too. That version of the track is not for the faint hearted lol
Always a great advertisement for all things sim-racing. Thanks.
What a treat and enough sideways action to impress Stefan Roser - thanks!
The sound may be great, but so was the driving
fantastic edit. could be an ad for either the car or track.. well done
I very much appreciate this. I grew up with a Cobra.
Danke for that "wild Ride" on the Nordschleife. I enjoyed it very much.
The first sound i fell in love with was the ferrari 312 v12 sound in grand prix legends, its one of those things that made me drive more and more. The mix of low growl and biting revs always gets me :D.
I am always confused that sound is so often overlooked, its as you say one of those things that makes nearly 60% of the driving experience. TH-camrs and Video creators know, without good sound no one will watch...
love your content man! I hope you havent missed out on AMA Fmod´s brilliant sound-mods like the Porsche 917 and the Ferrari 512 to name a few! Ceep them coming!
i just grabbed this because of you... and i really like the cobra...
I agree 100% for emersion audio is extremely important, people don't realize this because we hear everything all day long. It is like asking a fish about water, they won't know what that is..... when was the last time any of us thought about the air that we breathe everyday (unless you have breathing issues that is).
I agree sound is super important. To go along with that tho I think everyone should have at least one bass shaker in their rig, they add so much immersion to a setup, especially considering their relatively modest price.
great video.
The eternal low bass growl of a big block American engine brings joy to my heart. Thank you for this!
fantastic, fantastic, fantastic
Strange that I knew it was the Nurburgring after watching only 10 seconds of his lap (roughly 2 or 3 turns) and not looking at the video description details at all. Been sim racing just as long as Jake has, if not longer. But haven't raced the Nurbugring in a game (or driven it IRL) in at least 15 years. Memory is an amazing thing.
Cobra sounds amazing , ear candy 👍
I've driven pretty much nothing else for the last 6 months, cheers for the tip.
Oh yeah! I remember the first time I fired up Stock Car Brasil; it didn't matter how far I turned it down, it sounded LOUD. Just awesome.
Brilliant
Magnificent!
Bravo!
This classic nurburgring is beautiful
Great video (or should that be audio?) as always!
Hmmmmm Cobra Power
my fave
When I was in college, I'd end almost every day by getting in my Cobra in Gran Turismo 5 or 6 & just turning some laps around the Ring. Nothing but me & the sound of the engine. If it had sounded this good, I might have never finished my degree
Nice. Race it!
Well done. Great video and driving. How many laps did you have to do to be that good in the Cobra?
THAT ROOOCKED !!!!!
Go on... Really...? Tell us how many takes that "one" lap took. I mean, if that was actually one lap with no out-takes, then I seriously take my hat of to you Sir. You were sooo sideways most of the time! And of course, the sound was sublime. Great video. Thanks.
The car that requires you to wear a five point safety diaper.
Holy fuck those downshifts sound as if I owed them money.
I wonder if sound engineers can capture the different pitches between a 289 and a 427 cobra
I am deeply stupid and wondered why this Cobra had a cell phone on the dash
Love that!
Scibsound is truly one of the best moder in AC
The sound effects are what makes or breaks games for me
That sounds very good, but what is the in game original like then?
Hey Jake, can you recommend a good tutorial on how to use camtool, or is there any chance you could make one yourself?
You should do one of these on the Lola T70 mod.
Goddamn man 😭
I don’t know what you do for a day job but if it isn’t in some sort of film or video editing, it should be and someone needs to higher you ASAP!
AC sound is pretty good, compared to what i used before.
Mods make it better tho.
you talk about physics in a positive light for assetto corsa... do you have a mod that makes the game not a buggy simcade? I've been hesitant to believe that there's mods out there to make the game not feel sub par... but it might be time to try something, what do you use?
That sounds so good. Are there any Sims where the auxiliary gauges work? They don’t in AC.
What would you base the data points off of? There is no actual engine to determine oil pressure, volts off of. Water temp can be assumed based off of over rev and air flow. There is a reason some of those gauges don't work.
@@NewbombTurk. there’s no real tires, but most Sims have tire temps and pressures.
@@craigyirush3492 Tire data points are part of what constitutes "grip". Those data points are already part of the sim. The only data we have are power/torque and revolutions. You could mimic oil pressure based on rpm but it wouldn't mean much. Same with volts, the average car's volt meter shouldn't move much while driving.
@@NewbombTurk. a working fuel gauge would mean a lot.
Fuel gauges are supported by the vanilla game, but a ton of mod cars don't bother to make them work for some reason. I agree, it's very frustrating. I hate having to keep one of those "apps" open to see my fuel because the modder didn't make the dashboard needle move.
If you use CSP (which is included with Content Manager, a highly recommended frontend for AC) then it adds support for way more gauges that don't work in vanilla AC.
However, the car mod still has to implement them as working gauges. Some of the better made, newer car mods will do this, but most don't.
Recently I got into making all the dash gauges work on a mod car that I drive a lot, even an analog clock and some warning lights. So it's definitely possible, at least with CSP.
The way CSP simulates some of these functions is too simplistic, or wrong (IMO), but it does include some features to tweak them, at least partially. I was able to manually change how quickly the oil pressure reacts when I thought the default behavior was way too sluggish vs a real engine. However, I was not able to simulate the bypass that limits maximum pressure on a real car.
It would be very cool if a degraded engine could start losing oil pressure, and if oil pressure in turn could affect engine degradation - but no such luck. So the oil pressure gauge still can't be made relevant to gameplay, it's just decoration. Maybe the guy working on CSP will keep improving these things though.
In the meantime I think modders should just make their gauges work. It makes the car more interesting, and if enough people did that, it would help encourage the CSP dev to maybe implement some malfunctions that could happen in long races.
I'm not sure I'm man enough to drive this! 😂😂 Beautiful sound though.
The reason why the U.K has a national speed limit of 70 mph
100% agree, a poor sound model breaks the immersion.
This is my most favorite version of the Nurburgring of all. I grew up on GPL in early 00s ;) Just yesterday I tried to get under 10 minutes with Maserati 250F 6 cyl. I failed, only managed 10:04
It is extremely doable. If I remember correctly, I once managed to do 9:27 in a 250F T2 "Leggera" (same as what Fangio drove in 1957) in rFactor. Even my earlier attempts dip in sub-10 minute lap times, barely...
@@jcgabriel1569 I dare to say I'm no captain slow, I used to do sub 8min laps in league race conditions with GPL back in the day :) I'm talking about Assetto Corsa and the slowest 6 cylinder version of 250F. I could find those 4 seconds, but there's no way that there's another half a minute+ in that car, this version and AC
@@petrhlavac9529 I'm using the 6 cylinder version in my rFactor mod. Also, IRL, the 6 cylinder is the easier car to drive, much preferred by the drivers. The V12 is too powerful and peaky to drive on circuits other than fast ones such as Reims, Monza, etc.
Somehow this thing doing 100 looks faster than a GT3 doing 150. Maybe it's the trees flying by without a catch fence in between them and the track.
I received copyright claims on my GT Legends videos that featured the Cobra. I disputed the claim because there was no music in the videos but it turns out the studio that made the car sounds was behind it. They even emailed me and asked "Don't you think we deserve compensation for our work?" I laughed and told them good luck since my videos get no views but then those videos got a lot of views. They made some great sounds though, so good for them. That was a long time ago and those videos still have ads on them. Oddly my GTR 2 Power & Glory videos with the Cobra also have ads even though they never claimed those and I'm not sure if it uses the same sounds.
I was going to say that GT Legends always had great Cobra engine sounds, when the game first came out I would turn my speakers to max and just drive that car around the track just to hear and feel that engine noise!
It's pretty good, but I feel like even the best sounds in AC lack depth, like there's not enough sound channels making up the overall sound, or something. Compared to even rF1, for instance. It's difficult to explain as I don't really know anything about sound engineering.
ouch, my inseam!
if he really wants to fix the sound of a car he can do the W125 for me, I've been trying but it's impossible
The car sound amazing! But having driven a convertible over 200kph, i feel like its missing how trully deafening an open top is at speed! Still an amazing mod nontheless.
Fyi I’ve noticed something on the rear speakers in a 5.1 setup about your videos. There’s an audio compression-like “sizzle” that is very distracting. Fronts sound good but rears ruin it.
I'd love to see those so-called sound specialists listen to the way GP4 manages sound before saying AC lacks depth or anything 😭😂😂
Hang on... you're telling me there's actually an ignition soundbite now??? Uhggggggg
There is not unfortunately, that was a bit of movie magic
@@GPLaps Awww, you sly dog. Had me google searching all night to see if Ilja found a new capability within CSP or something.
it sounds great,but,in my opinion the sound isn't enough...raw and...agressive as a gt40 mk2,which also had the 427 v8 ford nascar engine.and i noticed that cobras with the 427 does not sound like the gt40's 427.could someone explain why, if it is how i am saying,or maybe it is just a mistake of mine...
It's a fairly simple explanation: the acoustics of the exhaust pipes. With the GT40, it's mid-engined, so there's not much pipe work for the exhaust to travel through. The Cobra, as you can see, is front/mid, with side-exit exhausts; the extra pipework alone will change the acoustics.
AC's sound is what really puts me off the game but wow this thing sounds absolutely incredible
I honestly would prefer better sounds than graphics
...how can I make a video with next to no voiceover?...
*bbbbbrrrrrRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP*
theres very little wind noise, no gearbox sound at all, and no enviremental sounds (like echoing on the outside camera). i dont know, its just the engine. tire and brake sounds are also very very quiet and simple. it really doesnt sound that great in my opinion
but as always fantastic driving
That's cool, but not Automobilista Formula V12/V10 cool :p
Such beautiful violence, the sound, the driving. Bellissimo 🥲