kinda proud of this one...
03-30-2013, 04:59 PM
#1
Thread Starter
kinda proud of this one...
short vid of my sandstorm
1st time trying to match engine sounds to rc video. I think it came out pretty well.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei9VBSeqihU[/youtube]
1st time trying to match engine sounds to rc video. I think it came out pretty well.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei9VBSeqihU[/youtube]
03-30-2013, 06:03 PM
#3
RE: kinda proud of this one...
That's awesome. Now I just need to get a speaker on my sons Caldera 10e and load those engine sounds onto it. I bet that would attract some attention.
03-31-2013, 07:05 AM
#4
Thread Starter
RE: kinda proud of this one...
ORIGINAL: Dads like rc too
That's awesome. Now I just need to get a speaker on my sons Caldera 10e and load those engine sounds onto it. I bet that would attract some attention.
That's awesome. Now I just need to get a speaker on my sons Caldera 10e and load those engine sounds onto it. I bet that would attract some attention.
Tamiya has one for the hilift 350...it changes engine sound based on throttle input. It would be easy to do , just have a "Y" cable from the throttle channel of the reciever.
But the tamiya one does about 100 other things (lights, blinkers, horn...the list goes on) and thus costs a crap load of money.
I have had one of those fake v8 things for your real car. It reads engine rpms based on signal from your cig lighter....then generates the right v8 sound and transmits on a fm channel. just tune your radio to that channel and you get v8 noise from your 4cyl car.
These are fairly cheap to, 30-50 bucks.
So why hasnt anyone made a cheap one for RC's? The only added issue is you would need a decent onboard speaker...one that could produce some bass.
Enough people THINK my brushless is a nitro...might as well give it the sound of a nitro!
03-31-2013, 10:58 AM
#5
RE: kinda proud of this one...
ORIGINAL: nitrosportsandrunner
many have wished someone would make a sound module for electric RC models.
Tamiya has one for the hilift 350...it changes engine sound based on throttle input. It would be easy to do , just have a ''Y'' cable from the throttle channel of the reciever.
But the tamiya one does about 100 other things (lights, blinkers, horn...the list goes on) and thus costs a crap load of money.
I have had one of those fake v8 things for your real car. It reads engine rpms based on signal from your cig lighter....then generates the right v8 sound and transmits on a fm channel. just tune your radio to that channel and you get v8 noise from your 4cyl car.
These are fairly cheap to, 30-50 bucks.
So why hasnt anyone made a cheap one for RC's? The only added issue is you would need a decent onboard speaker...one that could produce some bass.
Enough people THINK my brushless is a nitro...might as well give it the sound of a nitro!
ORIGINAL: Dads like rc too
That's awesome. Now I just need to get a speaker on my sons Caldera 10e and load those engine sounds onto it. I bet that would attract some attention.
That's awesome. Now I just need to get a speaker on my sons Caldera 10e and load those engine sounds onto it. I bet that would attract some attention.
Tamiya has one for the hilift 350...it changes engine sound based on throttle input. It would be easy to do , just have a ''Y'' cable from the throttle channel of the reciever.
But the tamiya one does about 100 other things (lights, blinkers, horn...the list goes on) and thus costs a crap load of money.
I have had one of those fake v8 things for your real car. It reads engine rpms based on signal from your cig lighter....then generates the right v8 sound and transmits on a fm channel. just tune your radio to that channel and you get v8 noise from your 4cyl car.
These are fairly cheap to, 30-50 bucks.
So why hasnt anyone made a cheap one for RC's? The only added issue is you would need a decent onboard speaker...one that could produce some bass.
Enough people THINK my brushless is a nitro...might as well give it the sound of a nitro!
