eudoniga Posted February 3, 2005 Report Posted February 3, 2005 :shock: Hello, mr. Dowson ! Believe it or not, you won't read anything about FSUIPC problems/solutions in this post, so take a breath and read the rest I am looking for some "famous FS voices", that's to say, I'd like to collect a vocal contribution from people that are renowned in the FS world, by offering them the chance of being "present" during a simulated flight in a different way than just writing a program, gauge, a panel, a scenery ... Here's what it is all about. I am actually the chief (= the only) developer of an airline flight simulation project called M.I.B. (Multi-lingual Inflight Briefings) which aim is to provide flight simulation lovers worldwide (or in Europe, at least) with a collection of sound (vocal) recordings that reproduce and imitate the real briefings, given the difficulties of recording such messages during real-life flights. It is a non-profit project, for it creates something which is public and available for free, by being included in the freeware download libraries of the most known flight simulation sites (http://www.flightsim.com, http://www.avsim.com, etc.). It requires that a set of Flight Attendant & First Officer typical briefings be recorded in computer digitized format (.wav), the one that Windows’ Sound Recorder commonly creates. I you agree, I will send you the Excel file with the language collection available so far. I’ve had contributions in: british english, american english, australian english, french, spanish, italian, dutch, swedish, german, swiss german, austrian german, and portuguese; last week I even got an email from Bangla Desh !!! The first available voice sets have been downloaded some 10,000 times so far; so it’s quite a good result for the time being, and I hope the number of downloads will grow even more. I hope the project will lead a growing number of people worldwide to simulate flights, with aircraft models, flight plans, destinations and schedules taken from everywhere ! Please notice that the required contribution is – after all - minimal: it normally takes 15 minutes to record the First Officer voice set. Looking forward to hear from You soon, and hopefully in a positive way ... Best Regards, Eugenio Remus, Italy :wink:
Pete Dowson Posted February 3, 2005 Report Posted February 3, 2005 Looking forward to hear from You soon, and hopefully in a positive way ... Thanks for the invitation, but I am declining. Sorry. I don't like the sound of my own voice and really would not like to inflict it upon anyone. It is bad enough having my picture up here -- I was persuaded to do that, against my better judgement! 8) (Which reminds me, I really should replace it -- I am two years older now, and look more!). Best of luck though, in finding "good" candidates! Regards, Pete
eudoniga Posted February 3, 2005 Author Report Posted February 3, 2005 :cry: Gosh, Peter, how can you be so 'rude' about yourself ? You just mentioned the photo, but I am grateful for it: thanks to it, that mr. "Peter Dowson" whose job "animates" my cockpit, is no longer a most famous, but most 'abstract' entityhe has got a smiling, sympathetic face !!! And the same would be for your voiceare you sure you don't wanna give the simmers the last word ? What can you be afraid of ? Crashing loudspeakers ? :D Please, mr. Dowson ... :wink: regards, Eugenio.
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