I have made a DIY vibration transducers from old car speakers and they work fine on my DIY VR rig. I feed them low frequencies bandpassed form main audio output. However it would be so nice if I could just add a low “bump” sound on touchdown in MSFS, and maybe some other events. Is there a way to ad…

Sorry, I had to: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/9aqKTEy4IcE

LOL, that would be nice to add too :slight_smile:

Get OPUS for MSFS it has software to add that to touchdown. OpusFSI Live Weather instant weather updates, Live Camera view control, management and docking, Live View multi-screen networked displays

Thanks. It’s $20 though, and I want to try out if it’s a good idea first…

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Thanks. I was hoping for something free/open source so I could try a proof o of concept first. It’s a DIY project, so I’m not sure it will work well… Edit: sorry, just noticed you said free, but I saw this and I thought the plugin that can go out to aurio device is paid. I will revisit, maybe I got…

I used to have SSA with XP but I don’t like it. I just enable equalization loudness on the reverb and use voicemeeter to split the channels. With the sound boost from equalisation loudness, the touchdown sounds are very good for the buttkicker, you should be able to feel all the bumps.

I alredy did something similar: I used WMR “mirror to desktop audio” and made Voicemeeter Banana to route that with a low-pass EQ through another audio interface (built-in analog audio output) to an external amp feeding 2 ex-car speekers servine as buttkickers. So I can control that channel separate…

I also use only sounds for bass shakers. The thing that worked for me has been to use voicemeeter and greatly amplify the low end frequencies of 25-45hz and then roll of to about 70 hz. So i basically have a +20db increase at 35 hz, but +0db at 70 hz. This makes the landing, especially on rough ter…

I still say use OPUS! I have 3 transducers hooked up to my setup. I found using three 1 on the seat and two on the controllers and desk. One is set to use the sim sounds and the other 2 are set up to use events like taxing, takeoff, landing, gear, flaps,spoilers and wind gust. With this combo my si…