Description
Tunguska Tank SFX Library
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Introducing the “Tunguska SFX Library,” a meticulously crafted sound collection that brings the formidable Soviet 2K22 Tunguska self-propelled anti-aircraft gun to life. This library includes 58 authentic sounds of the vehicle itself and 30 weapon effects, featuring the missile launcher, dual twin-barrel 30mm 2A38M guns, and the smoke grenade launcher.
Specialized sound sets are included for external views, distant perspectives, and in-cockpit experiences, allowing you to create a fully immersive and realistic audio environment. The library also comes with a detailed instruction manual that includes dynamic sound formulas, enabling real-time adjustments based on engine RPM, speed, and other key parameters.
Every sound in the Tunguska SFX Library is captured with precision using original recordings, ensuring unparalleled authenticity. Whether you’re developing a game, film, or simulation, this library provides the ultimate audio toolkit to bring the Tunguska to life in your project.
Additionally all of our vehicles are based on the same implementation principle with the same functions. Therefore, when you configure Tunguska for your project, you can easily use other vehicles from soundfx.studio.
You can also find a ready-made solution for UNREAL ENGINE – Battle Tank – 7 : Sound System. It contains all necessary code for reproducing the sounds of the Tunguska Tank depending on engine RPM, main turbine RPM, vehicle’s speed, gas pedal, gearbox, and the distance from the vehicle to the listener.
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The 2K22 Tunguska is a highly advanced Soviet/Russian self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon system that first entered service in 1982. It was designed to provide mobile air defense for armored units and to replace the older ZSU-23-4 Shilka. The Tunguska is armed with two main weapon systems: eight 9M311 surface-to-air missiles for long-range targets and twin 30mm 2A38M autocannons for close-range engagements. The system is mounted on a tracked chassis, allowing it to move with armored columns, and it can engage targets while on the move. The Tunguska is equipped with radar and optical targeting systems, giving it the capability to operate in all weather conditions, day or night.
The vehicle’s missile system has a maximum range of about 10 km and can reach altitudes of up to 3.5 km. The autocannons have a high rate of fire, providing effective coverage against low-flying aircraft, helicopters, and even some types of ground targets. The Tunguska is fully amphibious, has a crew of four, and can travel at speeds of up to 65 km/h on roads. It has been modernized over the years, with versions like the Tunguska-M1, which includes improved electronics and enhanced missile performance. The Tunguska has seen service in various conflicts and remains in use by the Russian military and other countries.
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