Radio chatter can be turned on or off in XP in the game, under 'Settings' choose 'Sounds.' and turn radio chatter on or off. 'Radio Chatter' contains tower to plane communications and so on.'Weather' contains sounds for rain hitting the windshield, hail, wind, etc.'Systems' contains sounds for flaps, gear, avionics, APU, etc.'Engine' contains generic sounds for piston engines, turboshafts, jet engines etc.Crash sounds, rolling on the runway, tire screetch upon touchdown, etc. 'Contact' contains sounds associated with the airplane interacting with ground.

If your aircraft has instrumentation that warns the pilot as the plane descends through 200 feet, XP will play this message. 'Alert' contains messages such as a voice saying '200 feet'.The titles of the folders are somewhat self explanatory: wav files (.wav describes a fairly common type of audio file usable by both Macs and PCs). Inside this Sounds folder (hereafter referred to as Resources/Sounds) are six subfolders.Įach of these subfolders contains a collection of. Inside are folders such as Earth Nav Data, Default Scenery, Plugins, Preferences, and 'Sounds'. Within your main XP folder is another folder named 'Resources'. 3 Customizing the sounds for your airplane.

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