The 'big boys' way of doing it is pretty much like the above except there are several samples of the same car engine:
1) Idle.
2) Low revs.
3) medium revs.
4) high revs.
5) maximum revs.
When you want to output the engine sound which is in-between any of the samples, you layer the 2 adjacent samples over each other.
Sounds good, it's just getting the original samples which can be a challenge.
1) Idle.
2) Low revs.
3) medium revs.
4) high revs.
5) maximum revs.
When you want to output the engine sound which is in-between any of the samples, you layer the 2 adjacent samples over each other.
Sounds good, it's just getting the original samples which can be a challenge.