A quick update regarding the release date of the Dukes - Due to the delay of SU15 from Asobo/Microsoft we are also going to need to delay the release of the Dukes unfortunately. Best laid plans and all that. You can read more about the delay and the reasoning here: www.justflight.com/articles/black-square-dukes-development-update-april-2024 So our apologies, we hope to get things moving again just as soon as possible but as things stand we're reliant on news and a firm release date for SU15. Thanks for your patience.
I wish we had yearly awards for most impressive simulated aircraft. From what you guys have shown so far, this one definitely looks like it would win for 2024 (until someone else proves otherwise).
@@HenrikLassu-igenyteremtes lol it's not out yet, you don't know how it flies which is kind of the important part in a flight sim, and you already know it's the best ? Interesting. It might be, or it might not. Let's see how it actually flies because so far the flight model is by far the least advertised and talked about feature of BS planes. I hope this one will be different
@@davidtsw Fair point. I do believe that accurate flight models and charasterictics are a large part of what makes the digital recreations of these planes unique and fun to fly. But I also try not to forget that even as advanced and stunning looking MSFS is, it does struggle to truly simulate what it "feels" like to fly the aircraft. No matter how accurate the numbers and cfd models are, the home simulator naturally has it's limits that even the most talented developers can't just magically surpass. That said, Black Square wouldn't be the first to push that limit, and they certainly have done so in other areas of their products, in my opinion.
@@Azchk Well, the A2A Comanche doesn't struggle to capture the feeling of flight. Neither does the Da42 from COWS. Will this Duke be the same? We'll find out soon.
Boris, you TOTALLY missed one sound that the Duke 'made'...the sound (GASP, Whine, "awww crap", sigh) the owner makes when getting the bill after the annual inspection. The Duke was never a cheap machine to operate.
3:05, wow... for the FIRST TIME!! I can hear the propeller chopping the air when they change the pitch, that's something that always excites me when running up on the side of the runway
Oh sorry… I truly adore the sweet voice of the narrator that hide all the noisy noisiness of the airplane. Really is nice to not have to hear any of the sounds he’s talking about. Much love. ❤
Did we just get A2A quality from another company? What an amazing time to be a simmer. So I have my single engine high fidelity GA, now dual engine high fidelity GA.
Maybe. We'll see. A2A is about so much more than systems and failures. First and foremost, it offers external flight dynamics that make you feel you are steering a real aircraft. I hope this one comes close to that feeling so I can add it to my small fleet of ultra realistic aircraft in MSFS.
@@internerd91 No. Just no. The Milviz C310 is literally a port over from FSX/P3D and has garbage systems modeling and bad flight dynamics. I know because I own it for FSX, P3D, and MSFS. The Flysimware C414, while it is more fun to fly, and better then the C310 is nowhere near this level of fidelity. How do I know? I own that one, too. I've been looking for a high fidelity twin ever since A2A crashed their real world Aerostar(was supposed to be their first MSFS plane), they had to table that project and focused on the Comanche because they still had unrestricted access to the one Scott Gentile owns, and is the one the A2A Comanche is modeled on.
@@hyperion2502 IMO there's the Comanche and the new Da42. The Twin Star isn't on the same level as the Comanche from A2A, but it's a complex simulation that was made for instructors and student pilots. And it flies like a dream, considering it uses the default flight modeling tools. The devs are now working on more features like failures. For airliners, you've got the Fenix with the new update. Before the update it didn't fly like the real A320, but now it''s much closer from what I heard. I don't own this one though so this is just the feedback I gathered from knowledgeable people.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant! This will set new standards for flight simulation. I'm loving these preview videos. They're gorgeous and provide important information. This looks like it will be in the category of gold standard releases.
That's the big question. Considering that with other BS aircraft the flight dynamics section of the product features is usually 1 sentence long, I have my doubts. But I might be wrong
@@semprequevoceolharoscoment1843 I'm sure that would be great but nah, twin prop going into Beta is just in a class of its own. Jet Reverse Thrust will never beat that sound for me. Always loved that sound. Esspecially on a Beechcraft 1900.
Very nice guys, but please...that ground roll is too harsh & loud too early on when speeds are still low...doesn't sound like you have scaled it yet in this video. Lovely stuff...hoping it fly's as smooth as these videos 🙂
@@BorisAudioWorks'tis fair, i ended up doing the same thing for the A2A Commanche too, because half the effects are already part of the aircraft there as well. Which is good, because even in aircraft that do benefit from FSR, it needs a fair bit of customization to make it sound decently appropriate. (Those airframe wind noises, eh? It's like they put highpass filters on them. x_x) So in that sense, the lovely soundscape on display here, as well as the vibrations on engine start and such, are saving some of us a lot of fiddling with settings. :)
@@lazo5784 Nah, the proof is in how it flies. It can how all this shiny bling and still feel wrong. The Comanche actually feels like a living breathing machine nothing I have seen in any of these videos really makes me think the Duke is on the same level as the Comanche but it is close.
i have every black square aircraft, and the first one, the caravan was top notch, but somehow you all keep finding ways to out do yourselves with every release. Now you're only competing with yourselves, everyone else has been left in the dust!
Even the default Asobo airplanes have wing flex, so no they are not the first in MSFS or even in simming. A2A has it modeled on their planes as well. You should check out the wing flex on the F-16, F-14, and F/A-18 in DCS: World as well. The upcoming F-4 Phantom II has wing flex like crazy.
@@ImpendingJoker I'm only talking about probs dude The SimWorkStudios PC12 and the FSW Cessna 414 are both absolutly Study Probs, but even that planes doesn't have Wingflex included
@@ImpendingJokeronly a couple of the asobo ones have flex, looking at the 320, 747, and 787. They couldn't even be bothered to give it to the longitude.
Not likely but never say never. It's a decision for the developer and I can't see Black square working on X-Plane on top of MSFS as a platform, currently.
The 'beta' range has a very specific sound to it and thus far unfortunately no one has been able to replicate it in MSFS properly in my opinion. ATR is one very good example which in real life sounds in a very special way when in beta but the version launched last year is nowhere close. In this here video, 07:54, it is audible but rather quiet.
Releasing w/c 8th April. Thanks for the constructive feedback though. Luckily others are enjoying these tutorial videos. Best just to ignore and not click on them if they're not your thing. Thank you.
A quick update regarding the release date of the Dukes - Due to the delay of SU15 from Asobo/Microsoft we are also going to need to delay the release of the Dukes unfortunately. Best laid plans and all that. You can read more about the delay and the reasoning here:
www.justflight.com/articles/black-square-dukes-development-update-april-2024
So our apologies, we hope to get things moving again just as soon as possible but as things stand we're reliant on news and a firm release date for SU15. Thanks for your patience.
I wish we had yearly awards for most impressive simulated aircraft. From what you guys have shown so far, this one definitely looks like it would win for 2024 (until someone else proves otherwise).
Tbf you can vote on this in the navigraph annual survey (and you should:))
@@HenrikLassu-igenyteremtes lol it's not out yet, you don't know how it flies which is kind of the important part in a flight sim, and you already know it's the best ? Interesting. It might be, or it might not. Let's see how it actually flies because so far the flight model is by far the least advertised and talked about feature of BS planes. I hope this one will be different
@@davidtsw Fair point. I do believe that accurate flight models and charasterictics are a large part of what makes the digital recreations of these planes unique and fun to fly. But I also try not to forget that even as advanced and stunning looking MSFS is, it does struggle to truly simulate what it "feels" like to fly the aircraft. No matter how accurate the numbers and cfd models are, the home simulator naturally has it's limits that even the most talented developers can't just magically surpass. That said, Black Square wouldn't be the first to push that limit, and they certainly have done so in other areas of their products, in my opinion.
@@Azchk have you flown the Comanche ? Or the Da 42 from COWS ? They somehow pulled it off. I'm expecting the same from BS too
@@Azchk Well, the A2A Comanche doesn't struggle to capture the feeling of flight. Neither does the Da42 from COWS. Will this Duke be the same? We'll find out soon.
Boris, you TOTALLY missed one sound that the Duke 'made'...the sound (GASP, Whine, "awww crap", sigh) the owner makes when getting the bill after the annual inspection. The Duke was never a cheap machine to operate.
Made me laugh - thank you!
Really nice to hear Boris speak about his work on video as well, the guy deserves huge credit for working on so many different projects recently.
3:05, wow... for the FIRST TIME!! I can hear the propeller chopping the air when they change the pitch, that's something that always excites me when running up on the side of the runway
The A2A Comanche also does this but it's the only other plane that seems to model that sound correctly.
This is out of the ordinary, completely incredible
“Let’s listen to all these amazing sounds!”
Proceeds to talk over the whole thing…
I swear the sim community is just the nicest.
Oh sorry…
I truly adore the sweet voice of the narrator that hide all the noisy noisiness of the airplane. Really is nice to not have to hear any of the sounds he’s talking about. Much love. ❤
Can't wait for the Starship.
What a work of art. I love attention to detail and sound is soooo important.
Did we just get A2A quality from another company? What an amazing time to be a simmer. So I have my single engine high fidelity GA, now dual engine high fidelity GA.
Maybe. We'll see. A2A is about so much more than systems and failures. First and foremost, it offers external flight dynamics that make you feel you are steering a real aircraft. I hope this one comes close to that feeling so I can add it to my small fleet of ultra realistic aircraft in MSFS.
@@davidtswwhat others ultrarealistic planes exist? I only have the comanche, and the cirrus vision. I'm rather new to the game.
@@hyperion2502blackbird c310r flysimware c414
@@internerd91 No. Just no. The Milviz C310 is literally a port over from FSX/P3D and has garbage systems modeling and bad flight dynamics. I know because I own it for FSX, P3D, and MSFS. The Flysimware C414, while it is more fun to fly, and better then the C310 is nowhere near this level of fidelity. How do I know? I own that one, too. I've been looking for a high fidelity twin ever since A2A crashed their real world Aerostar(was supposed to be their first MSFS plane), they had to table that project and focused on the Comanche because they still had unrestricted access to the one Scott Gentile owns, and is the one the A2A Comanche is modeled on.
@@hyperion2502 IMO there's the Comanche and the new Da42. The Twin Star isn't on the same level as the Comanche from A2A, but it's a complex simulation that was made for instructors and student pilots. And it flies like a dream, considering it uses the default flight modeling tools. The devs are now working on more features like failures. For airliners, you've got the Fenix with the new update. Before the update it didn't fly like the real A320, but now it''s much closer from what I heard. I don't own this one though so this is just the feedback I gathered from knowledgeable people.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant! This will set new standards for flight simulation. I'm loving these preview videos. They're gorgeous and provide important information.
This looks like it will be in the category of gold standard releases.
Will there be a video on ‘flight model’ please?
That's the big question. Considering that with other BS aircraft the flight dynamics section of the product features is usually 1 sentence long, I have my doubts. But I might be wrong
MSFS Video oft the year.
Hopefully the TBM will get a sound package too. IMO the only lack of the TBM ist the default asobo sounds
Very impressive, guys! Looking forward to this one. 🖖😀
Oh the noise those props make when the turbine version goes into beta! Very impressive.
I love my Fenix A320 and PMDG 737-700, but there just is nothing that beats the sound of a twin prop going into Beta Range. Love that sound.
Because it wasn't Boris who made the sound for these planes, otherwise they would be fabulous too
@@semprequevoceolharoscoment1843 I'm sure that would be great but nah, twin prop going into Beta is just in a class of its own. Jet Reverse Thrust will never beat that sound for me. Always loved that sound. Esspecially on a Beechcraft 1900.
Amazing top notch quality........... No doubt this will be expensive. I'll say around £50GBP.
This is beautiful. Great video series too!
I'll just watch it again😄
I am in love with this
Very nice guys, but please...that ground roll is too harsh & loud too early on when speeds are still low...doesn't sound like you have scaled it yet in this video. Lovely stuff...hoping it fly's as smooth as these videos 🙂
Hot damn, you're making most FSrealistic features redundant! It's very much appreciated, though. :p
Tbf I always ask people to turn off fsrealistic sounds for any sound set I make - it always adds sounds that are already in, and makes it sound wrong
@@BorisAudioWorks'tis fair, i ended up doing the same thing for the A2A Commanche too, because half the effects are already part of the aircraft there as well.
Which is good, because even in aircraft that do benefit from FSR, it needs a fair bit of customization to make it sound decently appropriate. (Those airframe wind noises, eh? It's like they put highpass filters on them. x_x)
So in that sense, the lovely soundscape on display here, as well as the vibrations on engine start and such, are saving some of us a lot of fiddling with settings. :)
that's some mind blowing stuff right there 😍🔥
This is going to give the current reigning champ of realism, the A2A Comanche, a run for its money!
from all these video previews this thing leaped to number 1
@@lazo5784 Nah, the proof is in how it flies. It can how all this shiny bling and still feel wrong. The Comanche actually feels like a living breathing machine nothing I have seen in any of these videos really makes me think the Duke is on the same level as the Comanche but it is close.
@@ImpendingJoker I own multiple black box addons and they are high fidelity.
Extremely common Black Square W.
No joke, you guys are just posting constant bangers starting with your analog cockpits.
Whoa! this is a must have.
This is epic
Because you use the default models for the Analog King Air and Analog Caravan we don't have these details too, right? Or will you add them soon too?
i have every black square aircraft, and the first one, the caravan was top notch, but somehow you all keep finding ways to out do yourselves with every release. Now you're only competing with yourselves, everyone else has been left in the dust!
man that is sweet, cant wait :)
PLEASE!!! we are all waiting for a Piper Cheyenne Project!🥺🥺🥺🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
SUPERB!
awesome
Just realease it now pleaseee!!!
Did i See right ? Has this awesome thing winglex ? Would be the first prob in simming...
Even the default Asobo airplanes have wing flex, so no they are not the first in MSFS or even in simming. A2A has it modeled on their planes as well. You should check out the wing flex on the F-16, F-14, and F/A-18 in DCS: World as well. The upcoming F-4 Phantom II has wing flex like crazy.
@@ImpendingJoker
I'm only talking about probs dude
The SimWorkStudios PC12 and the FSW Cessna 414 are both absolutly Study Probs, but even that planes doesn't have Wingflex included
@@ImpendingJokeronly a couple of the asobo ones have flex, looking at the 320, 747, and 787. They couldn't even be bothered to give it to the longitude.
I do believe the A2A Commance has it, though. And various planes in various sims, props or otherwise.
Are control deflection sounds captured? They were not in the DA42... same audio dev. Just a nice to have.
Yes - I might add it into the da42 later on. I was a bit crunched for time on the 42 sounds
Cheers Brother... not intended as criticism just a point to consider on the 42... minor thing. @@BorisAudioWorks
I think the real question is turbine or piston, which one is everyone going with?
Both!
😮
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this!
Will you guys release this for X-Plane 12?
Not likely but never say never. It's a decision for the developer and I can't see Black square working on X-Plane on top of MSFS as a platform, currently.
The 'beta' range has a very specific sound to it and thus far unfortunately no one has been able to replicate it in MSFS properly in my opinion. ATR is one very good example which in real life sounds in a very special way when in beta but the version launched last year is nowhere close. In this here video, 07:54, it is audible but rather quiet.
I tried to capture the PT6 beta sound here and was really happy with it. I can always update it later on though
@@BorisAudioWorks Cheers, best of luck! All in all the sounds seem amazing and this a/c is a definite buy for me.
dashboard needs more vibrations. It is too static, not enough realistic
Wait this squeak is a joke right? I have never ever heard this sound
If you're ever on the ramp and listen to planes landing, it's a very noticeable sound
you never heard a tire squeak? xD
Thats exactly what my AB115 sounds like when touching down in real life!
I wish Just Flight would stop it with these stupid videos and just take my money!!!!!! When are they releasing this?
Releasing w/c 8th April. Thanks for the constructive feedback though. Luckily others are enjoying these tutorial videos. Best just to ignore and not click on them if they're not your thing. Thank you.
@@justflight I was being sarcastic, I am enjoying the videos but at the same time they just make the waiting for release that much harder!
Can we get a video without the voice?