Grid Autosport YouTube Career Mode!

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Feel free to have a look at my YouTube Career Mode on Grid Autosport. I start this series on the 3rd of June so feel free to have a look at the playlist to see what videos you've missed!

The playlist is here!


Below is my most recent episode!

 
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Here is the first episode of the series! Feel free to let me know if you liked it!
 
Here's the second episode! Changed from Sunday to Saturday!
 
Awesome will definitely be checking these out later.
 
Interesting, I hope you complete it, unlike ALL THE OTHER ones that left it without finishing.
 
Interesting, I hope you complete it, unlike ALL THE OTHER ones that left it without finishing.
Don't worry! I will! I'll go to Formula A then Touring Cars!

Both the Grid Autosport series and the F1 2010 Virgin Career mode will be uploaded at 7pm on alternative days. E.g I uploaded a F1 2010 Career video today, I will upload a GAS video tomorrow!
 
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Here's part 3! A little late I know but here it is! Feel free to let me know if you want to shorten it to 1 race per episode!
 
Here's the most recent part (4) please feel free to let me know what you think!
 
Part 5 was released a few hours ago!
 
As a general pattern, I've noticed that your game audio does a lot of clipping; there's a lot of distorted bass and rumble noises when you (for example at 3:20) run into the grass or run over the rumble strips. It's a little less obvious with the engine noise, but there's consistent distortion there too. When you record, you should turn the audio down to a much lower level; this will both make the recorded game audio nicer to hear and as a nice bonus you are also a lot easier to listen to as well. I look forward to the rest of the playthrough.
 
As a general pattern, I've noticed that your game audio does a lot of clipping; there's a lot of distorted bass and rumble noises when you (for example at 3:20) run into the grass or run over the rumble strips. It's a little less obvious with the engine noise, but there's consistent distortion there too. When you record, you should turn the audio down to a much lower level; this will both make the recorded game audio nicer to hear and as a nice bonus you are also a lot easier to listen to as well. I look forward to the rest of the playthrough.
Thanks! I've recorded until the end of Formula C already but will attempt to sort this out for Formula B. Thanks for the feedback!
 
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