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There are car makers who now use DSPs to process exhaust noise to play INTO the interior of the car to make people feel like they're driving! I drive a turboed
by bifrost 7y ago
There are car makers who now use DSPs to process exhaust noise to play INTO the interior of the car to make people feel like they're driving!
I drive a turboed car, turbos are naturally sound dampening, I'm totally fine with it being quieter as long as its actually faster.
To the speed point though, I'd probably drive a P100D because they're ridiculously fast...
- hunter2_ 7y agoVW even did this mechanically before switching to an electronic version. At least that means it's easier to shut it up: https://www.carworklog.com/2016/07/02/guide-disableturn-down-the-soundaktor-with-vcds-fake-engine-sound/ https://www.carworklog.com/2016/07/02/guide-disableturn-down...
- bifrost 7y agoI didn't know about the tube, I def would've plugged that. I have a MKIIV Golf-R and you can absolutely hear the "Soundaktor in action, its so goofy... This, frankly, is my favorite sound mod -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_owsz8Za_Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_owsz8Za_Y
- hunter2_ 7y agoSame here, it's a beast. I've done a slew of other VCDS mods if you're interested. 5 brake lights instead of 3, tighter lane keep (tesla-like), power windows after door open engine off, enable menus while driving, rest-of-world dynamic headlights, brighter blind spot indicators, hazards on skid, no seatbelt chime, the list goes on and on. And open that center console if it doesn't open!