The package has been developed in partnership with the Mission Aviation Fellowship, with audio captured from a real 208B EX using more than 12 microphones and recording perspectives. According to the developer, the goal is to deliver a highly authentic recreation of the aircraft’s PT6 engine, propeller, and overall soundscape.
The sound pack introduces a completely new engine and propeller audio, alongside full 3D ambisonic cockpit sound. External audio has also been reworked, with 360-degree flyby and environmental sounds designed to enhance both in-flight and ground-based experiences.
In addition to engine and environmental audio, the package includes re-recorded cockpit interactions such as switches, levers, and doors, as well as new system sounds for ventilation, bleed air, fuel pumps, and flaps. A built-in headphone simulation option is also included, allowing users to reduce ambient cockpit noise for a more focused experience.
The Precision Audio Pack is now available and priced at $14.99. You can buy it via the product page here.
🔉 Highlights
- 🔥 All-new PT6 engine audio
- 🌀 All-new propeller sounds in an immersive 3D space (inside and out)
- 🛩️ Realistic 208B EX airframe and movement details
- 🌡️ Enhanced system sounds not found in the default aircraft
- 🎙️ Full 3D cockpit interaction audio
- 🎚️ Built-in Headphone Simulation toggle (click “AUX” on the G1000 panel)
- 🌎 Rich exterior ambience, flybys, and environmental response
- 🎨 Bonus liveries for passenger, cargo, and float variants
✅ What’s Included
- Real-world recordings captured from an actual Cessna 208B EX
- Dynamic audio that responds to flight phase, pilot inputs, and environment
- New startup, shutdown, spool-up, and spool-down sequences
- Immersive cockpit sounds for switches, doors, compartments, and systems
- Exterior audio designed for cinematic views and realistic flybys
🎨 Bonus Content
- 2 MAF liveries, including the exact tail number recorded
- Echo 19 house liveries
- Additional familiar brand-inspired schemes (FedEx, DHL, SoundsAir)
- Liveries created for MSFS 2024 by Rhys Brown
