Skysong Soundworks - Douglas DC-4/C-54 HD Audio for FSX and FS2004

Skysong Soundworks presents the Douglas DC-4/C-54 Pratt & Whitney R-2000 Twin Wasp HD Audio for FSX, FSX Steam and FS2004.

Engines: 4 Douglas DC-4/C-54 Pratt & Whitney R-2000 Twin Wasp Radials (1,300-1,450 HP) Depending on Fuel Octane.

{Interior & Exterior audio samples were recorded from their respective positions}.
{Fine tuned so each stage of the RPM power band is accurately represented}.
{No Cross Channel Phasing}.

Tech Notes:Engines 1-4 are independently controllable.

*I have included a separate set of engine cockpit sounds with less bass as an option depending on your sound equipment*

Compiled from real world recordings for a truly immersive sound experience inside and outside the aircraft.

Sound Features Include

• Long Coughing Start Up


• Shut-down


• Roll


• Wind


• Airframe Vibrations


• Prop Trill


• Prop Flutters


• Fuel Pump


• Stall/Airframe Stress


• Flaps


• Exit/Open/Close


• Gear/Up/Down


• Touch-down


• Heavy Bass Flyby/Distance Doppler--> (Drone Heard Miles From The Airport).

After the DC-4E proved to be complicated to maintain and uneconomical, Douglas responded to the Eastern and United requests for a smaller and simpler replacement. Before the definitive DC-4 could enter service, the outbreak of World War II caused production to be channeled to the United States Army Air Forces whose aircraft were designated C-54 Skymaster, with US Navy aircraft designated Douglas R5D. The first, a C-54, flew from Clover Field in Santa Monica, California on 14 February 1942.

The DC-4's tricycle landing gear allowed its fuselage to have a constant cross-section for most of its length, so it could easily be stretched into the later DC-6 and DC-7. 1,163 C-54/R5Ds were built for the United States military between 1942 and January 1946; 79 DC-4s were built postwar.