100mm D10T 55 cannon sound file

[Skirmisher]

Ive heard this in a few scenerios now,the 100mm D10T 55 cannon mounted on T-54's and T-55's sounds like a gunshot rather than a cannon shot. [img]/threads/images/Graemlins/icon13.gif[/img]

[DRG]

Skirmisher said:
Ive heard this in a few scenerios now,the 100mm D10T 55 cannon mounted on T-54's and T-55's sounds like a gunshot rather than a cannon shot. [img]/threads/images/Graemlins/icon13.gif[/img]

It sounds fine to me.
If you want to hear what a real tank cannon sounds like look in the main SPMBT forum for the thread "Sound File Mis-Match " and listen to the attachment in the last post of a Challenger 2 firing it's main 120mm gun. It won't be what you expect. Imagine the complaints if we used the real sound
( the fast way is to enter - Challenger - in the main forum search and it will bring you right to it )



Don

[Skirmisher]

I just thought it sounded rather thin thats all,as compared to other cannons.
If you say its the correct sound ,thats good enough for me.

[Arralen]

To capture the "real" sound of such a big gun is technically rather difficult.

That "Challenger Sound" is most likely the (poor) result of capturing with a microphone specially tailored for speech, which filters out low sounds (rumbling from wind etc). Most likely there's high-pass filtering at work as well (to get rid of feedbacks, hissing etc.)
And the inevitable limiter (preventing overmodulation) will have low-pass filter effect,too.

Therefore we hear the gun like we would through a telephone ...

Good sounds should be recorded from 50..100m away (you are not (virtually) standing right next to your units in SP), using full-range (recording studio quality) condser micros and DAT equipment.

Any volunteers, to get that together and make some recording sessions at shooting ranges?

Stefan