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ASTi Telestra 4 Training Manual (Ver. 1, Rev. F)
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6.2. Sound Repositories
Sound Repositories are essentially the sound file
libraries needed to support user-developed sound
and communication models. For example, an
AH-64D Apache model may use a library of
recorded sounds such as weapon launches,
engine igniters, touchdown thump, caution/
warning voice alerts, threat alerts, crypto tones,
FH equipment beeps and squawks, etc.
The Sound Library Editor allows the user to cre-
ate, reuse, and manage these libraries. The editor
also provides some convenient structuring of
these sounds, allowing the user to build up sound
groups within an individual sound library. For
example, a user might create an F18 communi-
cations sound library consisting of 20 or so
recorded sound files. These sounds can then be
grouped inside the library by function such as
ARC182, Caution, Weapons, and Miscellaneous.
The sound repository itself can be reused and
applied to multiple F18 platforms.
A waveset is necessary for uploading soundfiles as it creates a folder location where all soundfiles
are stored. See RMS “Upload Sound Files” for uploading soundfiles. All files must be: 48kHz,
mono, 16-bit windows PCM. All soundfiles are uploaded to the following file location on the Tar-
get: var/local/asti/<waveset>. Set the buffer to True to load soundfiles at model load.