Always wanted to know, how these fancy engine sounds come into being.
Is it generated on the fly? If so, how do all these little quirks appear there (like intercooler sound)? Or is it pre-recorded, and if so, how does its pitch changes?
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Always wanted to know, how these fancy engine sounds come into being.
Is it generated on the fly? If so, how do all these little quirks appear there (like intercooler sound)? Or is it pre-recorded, and if so, how does its pitch changes?
Sounds are recorded using real cars on closed racetracks. Games have huge development budgets, often topping $10 mil. There’s a reason for this.