Sound files for Beier Sound Cards.

[Stephen White]

I’ve not come across this Swedish company before:

https://pole.se/shop/military-sound-libraries/

They’re offering a large library of AFV and other sounds, many of which would be useful to anyone using a Beier sound card and who wants to add bespoke sounds to their models. I’ve had a quick look through their files and found the following, Leo 2, Comet, Centurion, Pz III/Stug, King Tiger, Hetzer, Panther A, Chieftain, Pz IV, Sherman and T-34. The files are recorded from restored vehicles and include inside and outside recordings. The process of editing files and uploading them to the Beier is relatively simple. The website contains a wide range of sound file previews.

[Timo Haehnle]

nice the wide range of sound files they have. But 299.- is also imho a little expensive, especially not all of the sound files are useable for our models. Only a few of them.

[Mark Weiss]

The King Tiger is 449.00, not sure I see the value at that price, but it would be nice to say your tank has the actual sounds.

[Christoffer Ahlfors]

Quite contrary, I think a good quality sound file for our models is quite valuable. Our models are.

[Gerhard Michel]

Hi guys,

there are some videos in YouTube where our old cats are sounding (e.g. Bovington Tiger, Saumur King Tiger, Panthers). These sounds can be extracted, managed by a sound editor (included in the Beier sound module delivery contents) and uploaded to the Beier modules.

[Armortek]

The King Tiger is 449.00, not sure I see the value at that price, but it would be nice to say your tank has the actual sounds.

To clarify - the vast bulk of the sounds that we provide for our sound cards are recordings from the actual vehicle.