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Originally Posted by Dragonitti
Couple of reasons is that it gets a little boring just watching lap after lap unless you spice it up. There aren't a whole lot of cars I'm coming close quarters with through the whole turns and what not, so I put some tunes in. You can still hear the car so it's best of both worlds.
The exhaust note is a combination of external wastegates and exhaust.
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It was just fine Dragonitti.
. The bigger problem was the microphone didn't record the high notes. Does it shake and clunk that much incar?
I need to redownload them, especially the track videos, didn't capture them all. Plus I didn't realize you had them in 720px resolution
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Oh and thanks for sharing your start up routine.
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Originally Posted by blur
The thing is, it's not boring. It may sound boring to you, but when I'm trying to gauge the reaction of your car through the exhaust note, it becomes difficult when the music is 75% of what I hear. Besides, who needs music when you have a roaring exhaust?
BTW. If your looking to get high quality sound, one of the solutions may be to hook up microphones in the engine bay and near the exhaust. Time consuming, difficult and expensive, yes, however the results are marvelous and informative.
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I would have preferred no music, this is a legitimate "racing" video not some street racing video
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Blur, I know it's a Honda Accord(not hating) but did you really have to share a high speed parking lot video?