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Jun
09
2009 0 360

New information from CM’s soundteam

Codemasters Soundteam has yet made more progress. They’re now recording one of the most interesting sound parts in Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising; Weapon sounds.

The records where made on a normally quiet farm in Nashville, Tennessee back in November 2008. The Microphones for the recording where placed on 3 differend places, in order to record the sound at a certain distance.

Helios’ news thread about it also includes some pictures of the weapons that where recorded, This is Steven Austin, one of the weapon recorders:

Steven Austin, one of the recorders

Besides the pictures in Helios’ news thread, it also also includes information about which kind of weapons where recorded:

The collection covered all sorts of pistols, assault rifles, sub machineguns, Sniper Rifles and some other exotic weapons that whilst not suitable for OFP are certainly great to have in our library just in case.

Indoor recording is also covered by the news post. According to Helios, the indoor recording will make the game sound even more realistic.

Helios closes his post mentioning the game will have great benefits from the weapon recording.

Written by ubermachtig in: Official | Tags: , , , , , , , ,
May
29
2009 0 360

New FAQ from Helios about OFP2 Sound

A great new FAQ has been posted by Helios from the sound team which we have heard so much of these past few weeks. The response to a few of the community members questions can be found here.

Few good pullouts from the information:

Helios – “Some of the bullet sound effects made me jump”

“bullets in OFP do “whiz” past your head but they also “crack”, it was
quite a difficult balance to distinguish between bullet cracks, distant
shots and impacts…”

maccollo – “What about the speed of sound?”

“Present and correct, you’ll hear the “crack” of the bullet before you hear the distant shot being fired. Same with explosions…”

Readmore: here

This information has been added into the OFP2 FAQ.

# Update#

Watson Wu a member of the sound team posted about the event here.

Written by Tyrokiller in: New OFP2 Infomation, Official | Tags: , , ,

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