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[NanoMech]

Maybe we can reverse engineer it. I'd gladly order a stock system if I could hack it myself.

I'll try the direct approach and make a plea to Kenneth to provide some documentation to allow 3rd parties to develop sounds.

[tommi]

Selling it with a South Park profile would surely be a hit!
If I ever get a Livewire then that would be a perfect fit.

[NanoMech]

Kenneth, at SoundRacer, stated he would support anyone desiring to create a custom sound profile. He sent the latest pdf manual for the EVSMA-1 and I am happy to share it with anyone that writes a PM to me requesting the copy. I don't have DSP programming skills, although the rest seems very straight-forward.

I, too, would really like the TIE fighter sounds! They sound so very "electric"!

[mikeisted]

I have emailed SoundRacer to hopefully buy the EVSMA-1 module. NanoMech, I'd love a copy of the pdf if you have it please.

I'm guessing it can be driven from the CAN bus on my 2012 ZF9.  Does anyone know which pin is the frequency?  Otherwise I'll have a fiddle using an oscilloscope and see what I can find out.

Likewise, I love the Tie Fighter idea.  It would be interesting to see if it is possible to create/sample some sounds using GarageBand or similar and export...

Cheers everyone,

Mike

[BrianTRice@gmail.com]

I work at a startup, and have struggled to get enough free time to install the module and fiddle with the custom sound installation. I do have the larger single speaker which is harder to place on the bike, so that's been an issue.

[mikeisted]

Things are moving on... I noticed a potentially interesting Raspberry Pi project at:

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1830911&page=21

The attraction of open source is that it may be more possible to develop your own sounds.

[BrianTRice@gmail.com]

I've prepared my samples into appropriate WAV files, but need to borrow a Windows machine to produce the proprietary format, or else I'll reverse-engineer it a bit. The file header seems straightforward, but not the body.

[Justin Andrews]

Personally if I had a shot at creating a sound system I'd use a granular synthesis based system.