I thought i remember reading that the BULLIT mustang sound was actually
recorded from a GT40 and then dubbed over the movie. This was in an artcile
in C&S maybe 3-4years back looking at all the mustang models and discussed a
bullit replica. To me that sounds more likely.
As for the making the new car sound right.. as with many cars these days
their tuned exhausts and valves in the mufflers and patterned resonators are
all there to fake the sound of a hard engine.. there is nothing like the
sound of an actual motor breathing down the pipes that gets harder under
acceleration as opposed to a clever exhaust that sounds like armogedan as
the owner poses at 20mph. That said.. those AMG63 mercs do sound great.. but
they are only going 20mph..
On 15 January 2011 09:06, <CoolVT@aol.com> wrote:
> I saw this quote in a newspaper.....".....Ford created two special edition
> Bullitt Mustangs for consumers in 2001 and 2008. For the 2008 edition, ford
> engineers used a digitally mastered DVD of the movie to achieve just the
> right exhaust note."
> I guess I assumed that in the movie the exhaust sound was from a sound
> track and not the actual sound from the car. Where would the recording
> device have been located? To me it's like listening to a car from about
> 20 ft.
> away. Would there have been a vehicle following with a recording device?
> Mark
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