Known for their work on the freeware FlyByWire A32NX, and the Cirrus Sound Set for X-Plane, Boris Audio Works has released their Cirrus SR-22 sound set for Microsoft Flight Simulator, after 9 months of development and 50 hours of high fidelity recordings from a real airplane with an industry-standard microphone. It’s only compatible with the Deluxe Edition of MSFS, which has the SR-22 among the extra aircraft lineup. 

The feature list follows down below:

-Interior and exterior engine sounds,

-Avionics and ventilation fans,

-Levers, buttons, and switches,

-Flaps,

-Ground roll,

-Wind and cabin air vent whistle sounds,

-Differences of sound when on ground vs. in air,

-and much more.

It’s available on the Threshold Store for $15.00, and on SimMarket for roughly $15.56, requiring at least 12 MB of free disk space to install.

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