where is the TURBO sound in GT4 ?

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since I have a GT4 game I thought there will be some improvements in sound of turbo, but AHH there is no any sound of TURBO Boost ,I think the sound in GT2 was better :guilty: :guilty: :guilty:

what do u think?
 
No, the sound can be listened if you put the volume too high. And as Tulok said, it's the sound of the blow-off valve. Also, stock Supras (which are turbo, i don't mean the low hp versions), don't have that sound, because of the type of the blow off valve (I don't know how is this particular type in English :grumpy: )
 
I actually haven't heard a good BOV yet, i like the r31 turbo sound though, try it out :)
most stock forced induction vehicles have a gentle blow off valve, so that the noise and comfort is greater, same with all of th sound dampening
 
You can still hear it from stock cars like the Supra RZ and Skyline GT-R's. Don't say that it is not audible. I can hear it, but just barely.
 
The Porsche RGT 86' has an incredible turbo sound! Try it out.
The Toyota-7 (Avatar) also has a very gerat sounds of the twin turbos spooling up.👍
 
You can still hear it from stock cars like the Supra RZ and Skyline GT-R's. Don't say that it is not audible. I can hear it, but just barely.

I didn't mean to say that, I meant that sometimes turbo cars don't produce this particular sound. Sometimes.
 
Yes he means the BTR as the RGT isn't turbo or from '86. :sly:
Regarding the turbo sound...
Your view is the key to sound. On the roof cam or bumper cam you get good audio for turbo related sounds.
In the "kiddie view" you get bad turbo sound, that could be the problem here.
 
I mean that sound when gear shifting

This is when letting of the throttle, because the compressed air depresses quickly and makes this "tsiiifff" sound. The sound is audible when gear shifting because before changing gear we let off the throttle pedal. (My damn English :scared: :indiff: :nervous: )
 
you dont need to explain how thats happened .I know that.
did see any cars like (Skyline ,Supra, Lancer Evo..) in reality
at least GT4 -Polyphone -should makes some reality in the game:ouch: :ouch: :ouch:
sorry for my bad Eng:crazy:
 
It has been silenced quite a bit, but it is there. Notably, it can be drowned out by cars with racing trannies, though it can still be heard.
 
since I have a GT4 game I thought there will be some improvements in sound of turbo, but AHH there is no any sound of TURBO Boost ,I think the sound in GT2 was better :guilty: :guilty: :guilty:

what do u think?

its there, but not loud.
you hear it if you use the "in car cam"
then you will hear the sweet sound of popout....:)
 
As Toronado said, I think the biggest killer of turbo sound from the in-car view is the racing tranny. The 'High speed rumble' is a pain in the butt also. Go to the behind car view and you can hear the blow-off valves a bit better.

What I find amusing is that in GT1 they had the high pitched whine of the turbos, but no BOV/air 'whoosh'. It was awesome sitting on the line and listening to the turbo/s wind up. Then in GT2 they ditched the turbo whine and added the air 'whoosh' instead. Sounded a bit gay to me, but oh well. The BOV sounds were pretty good - loud too. Then came GT3, and I asked the same question as this topic... "Where did the turbos go?" I mean, some cars (Toyota GTOne for example) had great turbo sound, but most of them were pretty pedestrian. GT4 seems to be more of the same of GT3... as far as turbo sounds go.

What gets me is not so much "where is the turbo sound?", but why are the different sound levels so wrong. You get into a high performance car that has been fully lightened (i.e. NVH padding removed), and all you can hear is engine. It shakes the whole car - rattles through the body and the chassis... Even with big subs on GT, the effect is not the same. The sound is so... anaemic. I do sympathise with those who miss the thump of the V8's in GT. If you've never driven a hard tuned V8, you won't know the sheer presence of this snarling, spitting thing the other side of the firewall, trying to twist the car in half. It's quite an atmosphere.

Even with turbos - you get in a car with a big turbo kit, and you know about it. On boost you can hear the turbos whistling (even through the NVH padding), and the engines just let loose this wicked growl. But the big thing is just the sheer volume of the turbo system - the turbo whistle, the air rush, the blow-off valves. *Sigh* Damn it! Now I wish I was out driving, and not sitting here on my butt, pretending to work but spamming GTPlanet.
 

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