Is there a ATC radio message generator?

[Eisprinzessin]

Hello!

I love to greate missions for my flight and myself but want to add some radio comms with tower and ground, departure, etc etc

Lacking the skill of producing message files like in this mission: (Click Taxi and Take off in timeline).

Question is there something in the WWW where i can enter text and receive "radio transission" file?

[buur]

You can try this here: https://github.com/akaAgar/radio-message-generator

I had not used it for some years, so no idea if it still working

[Eisprinzessin]

Hm, exe doesnt start. 

 

Would be enaugh where i can upload my voice recording and after converting i can download the "radio effect file"

Edited February 21, 2023 by Eisprinzessin

[malir1992]

sometime ago i use a guitar overdrive pedal and run voice recording thru it, best radio disortion effect i ever heard, you can try this if you know someone with guitar gear who can help or download free trial of reaper daw, then search google for some free guitar overdrive pedals plugins and you can use that

Edited February 21, 2023 by malir1992

[Cyking]

A little workaround you can use for recording is using SRS. With one of the last updates SRS gets the function to record all transmissions, the file gets saved within the SRS Folder. 

Otherwise I am using Audacity, a free software to record a voice file and edit it then, but it takes some working steps. But you can find youtube Tutorials in how to make them sound like a radio transmission. 

[IanC58]

I use a text to speech converter  Text to Speech ( TTS Free ) - TTSFree.com  save it as an mp3 then convert it to ogg format online at  MP3 to OGG Converter - FreeConvert.com  bit of a dance but once you experiment/find the good voices its not bad. Quite a bit of planning and work but worth it in the end.

I used this method quite a bit for my Falklands Apache 10 mission set in the downloads section.

Falklands Apache Missions (digitalcombatsimulator.com)

Edited February 21, 2023 by IanC58

[sirrah]

On 2/21/2023 at 12:27 PM, buur said:

You can try this here: https://github.com/akaAgar/radio-message-generator

I had not used it for some years, so no idea if it still working

I used this for many of my missions, including my recent Apache mini campaign. So, it definitely still works.

 

Super easy in use and generates ogg files. So no file converting needed.

Also really easy to add different background effects (heck, even I managed! )