- 2 Variants of wind turbulence, one slightly less noisy as insulation is installed on some aircraft - 4 variants of blower ventilation system sounds - 4 variants of contactors - 2 variants of fuel pumps - Flap turbulence - Landing lights turbulence - Spoilers turbulence - General turbulence sounds (panels shaking) - APU start, stop, run – outside, inside, hums, exhaust - Cabin ambient - Boarding sounds, cabin crew sounds, deboarding sounds – passengers and no passengers depending on presence, toilet - Electric sounds – hum, contactors - All ground sounds – lights bump, panel shake – all random depending on actual condition - Tarmac sounds – bumps, shakes - Gear whir, gear rotation, gear spin in the air and on the ground - 20 variants of nose and main gear touchdown sounds depending on landing hardness - Hydraulic – B, Y, G, PTU sounds – hydraulic pitch variation depending on demand - Packs – interior, exterior, pack turbine spin, intake, outflow - Blower test - Wiper start, stop, run at different speeds - Flap lever sounds - Gear lever sounds - Gear doors opening and closing thuds and hydraulic sound of closure and opening - Thrust quadrant – each gate sound, reverse gates - Fixed volume of multiple switches, knobs, selectors - MCDU keys – real volume - ISIS - Autopilot disconnect and connect - Parking brake - Brake fans - Ground rolling, rattle - All sorts of wind sounds – outside and inside
IAE V2500
- Total of 327 sound samples that build the IAE from scratch – all outside and inside in 360 degrees with proper cones - Each element of engine sounds depending on state and outside conditions - Core - Exhaust - Fan - Startup and shutdown - Vibration that reacts to physics – some vibration on the ground, more vibration once the gear leaves the ground - Jet blast that penetrates the gear doors – if they close, it moves out - Ground effect of the engine - Speed, altitude, and Mach speed effects on engine sounds – they sound different at any speed and condition - Pitch and volume of each 10% of N1 are scientifically and musically designed with correct formulas to present the most realistic engine sound ever created for this type - 10 years of work on each CFM and IAE type – improved every year - Every seat on the plane makes the engine sound different - You can hear outside engines if doors or windows are open - Shaking panels from engine vibrations - Rush, air effects - Hiss effects
And much more! Better to experience one type for yourself than just read about it! ;)