Technical data

D Sound module USM-RC-2
50 BEIER-Electronic 01.03.2012
Project folder
Indicates the folder where the sound project is to be saved.
Slot name
Indicates the name of this slot, i.e. what sort of sound can
be saved here (e.g. engine start sound).
File
File name of the WAV file which is saved in this slot.
This button is used to load a new sound file into the slot.
Erases the file from the slot.
Plays back the file via the PC’s integral loudspeaker.
Playback mode
At this point you can select the different play-back modes
(see page 31).
Outputs/Sequences
Determines which outputs or output sequences are used
when particular sounds are played back.
Volume
The volume of every sound can be changed here.
Soundlength
Shows length of the sound.
Opening of sound files
The folder „Sounds“on the DVD contains general examples of soundfiles.
The folder „USM-RC-2 Sounds“contains drive sounds from a lot of different vehicles.
With a click on the button, the Windows usual “file open dialog” opens, in which
you can select the wanted sound file on your hard disk.
All WAV-files with following properties can be opened:
• 22,050kHz or 44,100kHz
• 8 Bit or 16 Bit
• Mono or Stereo
The Sound-Teacher always converts the soundfile into the format 44,1 kHz, 16 Bit,
mono. To get optimum sound, the WAV file should be in this format before.
If you want to open a file, which is not in the necessary format, a message appears. If
you still want to use this file, you must first convert it using a suitable program
(e.g. audacity).