Misc [SIMHUB] Bass Shaker RPM effect (WRX Tuned)

[Deleted member 1449502]

dMASS submitted a new resource:

[SIMHUB] BASS SHAKER RPM EFFECT WRX TUNED - Simhub engine rpm layered effects for bass shakers

Recommeded Shakers
1 low frequency shaker (Buttkicker Concert, Buttkicker LFE, Earthquake Q10B)
1 high frequency shaker (Clark Synthesis TST239/329/429)

Recommended Amp
Behringer NX3000D

This RPM effect series has 6 effects, I recommend mapping them as follows
1. IDLE-A: map to low frequency shaker
2. IDLE-B: map to low frequency shaker
3. Tone: map to high frequency shaker
4. Grunt: map to high frequency shaker
5. Throttle Off: map to low frequency shaker
6. Rev Limit: map to high...

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[Deleted member 1449502]

dMASS updated [SIMHUB] Bass Shaker RPM effect (WRX Tuned) with a new update entry:

Changes to [Throttle Off] effect

- [5. Throttle Off] frequency changed from 40/20Hz to 30Hz
- [5. Throttle Off] added +6Hz white noise
- [5. Throttle Off] response curve changed now it's less overbearing. Split into 1 late and 1 early impulse
- [5. Throttle Off] effect curve changed to provide better felt vibes upon releasing throttle

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[miwashi]

I imported your 3 profiles so far into simhub, but it seems like they each get imported into a separate profile. How do we combine them all into a single profile for Assetto Corsa?

 

[Deleted member 1449502]

Hi, follow these steps
Step 1.
In Simhub select "Profile Manager"
then
"Import Profile"
then
Select the file which the effect you want to transfer is on

Step 2.
Hover your mouse over the effect heading and then to the 4th icon across and select "Copy effect to clipboard"

Step 3.
Now open your own profile
then
Click the blue "Paste Effect" button at the top right of the screen

Step 4.
Now save your profile
then
repeat steps 1-3 for any other effect you want to copy over

 

[miwashi]

Hi, follow these steps
Step 1.
In Simhub select "Profile Manager"
then
"Import Profile"
then
Select the file which the effect you want to transfer is on

Step 2.
Hover your mouse over the effect heading and then to the 4th icon across and select "Copy effect to clipboard"

Step 3.
Now open your own profile
then
Click the blue "Paste Effect" button at the top right of the screen

Step 4.
Now save your profile
then
repeat steps 1-3 for any other effect you want to copy over

Thank you!

 

[Tummie555]

Hi dMass, loving the effects so far, thank you. Unfortunately have 4 sinustec bs250 (support hz 30 / 100?) . Although they feel like they can go really low. Any tips for the rpm adjustment like you gave with the wheelslip effect? I think the idle rpm effects are not coming through. I wanted to adjust myself, but don't get why in effect 2, the higher frequency contains a lower value than the "low frequency".

Edit: tested some more, effect do come through at even 7khz, but at those frequency levels it's missing 90% of its power. Is this expected behavior of "cheaper" transducers?

 

[Deleted member 1449502]

Hi dMass, loving the effects so far, thank you. Unfortunately have 4 sinustec bs250 (support hz 30 / 100?) . Although they feel like they can go really low. Any tips for the rpm adjustment like you gave with the wheelslip effect? I think the idle rpm effects are not coming through. I wanted to adjust myself, but don't get why in effect 2, the higher frequency contains a lower value than the "low frequency".

Edit: tested some more, effect do come through at even 7khz, but at those frequency levels it's missing 90% of its power. Is this expected behavior of "cheaper" transducers?

Hi mate, I'll send you something new to try...rpm effects have been improved massively since this release

 

[grantalope]

Just want to show my appreciation for these effects. Been using it as my base for further tweaking for a couple of months. Really great stuff!

 

[Deleted member 1449502]

Hi dMass, loving the effects so far, thank you. Unfortunately have 4 sinustec bs250 (support hz 30 / 100?) . Although they feel like they can go really low. Any tips for the rpm adjustment like you gave with the wheelslip effect? I think the idle rpm effects are not coming through. I wanted to adjust myself, but don't get why in effect 2, the higher frequency contains a lower value than the "low frequency".

Edit: tested some more, effect do come through at even 7khz, but at those frequency levels it's missing 90% of its power. Is this expected behavior of "cheaper" transducers?

sent you DM