While each effect can be individually adjusted in TelemFFB, all of the default effects settings are
While each effect can be individually adjusted in TelemFFB, all of the default effects settings are developed with the periodic effects slider set at %50... If your slider is higher, most of the effects will feel too strong.
The "jet engine" effect which plays in tandem with the rotor rumble is actually a stack of 4 separate effects with slightly offset and ever changing phases, this is what results in the random warbling vs a static hum that you get with many base shaker type effects.
I never really notice it with the default settings because it is only a undertone to the more prevalent rotor rumble.. but if you turn the gain up, you can feel when the phases overlap in an odd way occasionally.
I'll look to see if I can extend the period at which the phase offset changes to reduce the abrupt nature of the change
The "jet engine" effect which plays in tandem with the rotor rumble is actually a stack of 4 separate effects with slightly offset and ever changing phases, this is what results in the random warbling vs a static hum that you get with many base shaker type effects.
I never really notice it with the default settings because it is only a undertone to the more prevalent rotor rumble.. but if you turn the gain up, you can feel when the phases overlap in an odd way occasionally.
I'll look to see if I can extend the period at which the phase offset changes to reduce the abrupt nature of the change
