This is long and I did not find an answer anywhere else (Q&A Forum or the web, so if my search was incomplete and there is an answer I apologize.
I downloaded the Basler BT-67 and then purchased the SonicSolutions-TwinOtterSoundPackV2.0 as recommended in the instructions
"SOUND ADD-ON (RECOMMENDATION)
For a more immersive sound experience, you may want to alias the sound to a
different sound folder (King Air by default) or else to purchase a
separate sound pack. My (Manfred's) recommendation is Sonic Solution's
Twin Otter pack."
It all worked great! nice "new" sounds for the Bassler rather than the (King Air sounds by default).
I then downloaded the Braddick DC-3 Turbo Dakota which also uses the (King Air sounds by default) however in the instructions for the Braddick DC-3 Turbo Dakota it says and I quote "(2) Should you already have a working installation of the FSX Basler BT-67 you can skip or abort copying the Sound folder, and from the Effects
folder only the single file fx_fsx heat shimmer.fx will be needed."
but when I do this there is no sound for the Braddick DC-3 turbo? what the heck am I missing?
Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
AZ
See if TomTheTank answered you question.
https://forum.flyawaysimulation.com/forum/topic/12205/how-do-i-change-my-default-sounds-aliasb737-400sound/
Thank you, rather than create a new alias I just copied over the sound files but it worked like a charm 😎
You can find a wayaround, that's fine.
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