| Introduction |
 | Welcome to FS Sound Studio |
| System Requirements |
| Manual Conventions |
| Limitations |
| Getting Started |
| Installation |
| Running for the first time |
| Mode |
| Preferences |
| The Main Window |
| The ToolBar |
| Background: How the sound.cfg file Works |
| Flight Simulator Sound Background |
| Using FS Sound Studio |
| Opening a Panel/Sound Combination |
| Using the Editor |
| The Properties Dialogs |
| Sound Previewing |
| Envelope Editor |
| Editing an Aircraft with Alliased Sounds |
| Editing an Aircraft with No Sounds |
| The Add New Sound Wizard |
| Editing the Config file |
| Tutorials |
| Editing your first Sound File |
| Step 1. Setup Directories |
| Step 2. Select a Panel/Sound combination |
| Step 3. Start the Editor |
| Step 4. Find and Explore the STALL_WARNING sound |
| Step 5. Change the sound file |
| Sound Previewing and the Envelope Editor |
| Step 1. Load the FS2002 C172 |
| Step 2. Preview the ENG1_COMBUSTION sounds |
| Step 3. Edit the COMBUSTION.1.02 sound |
| Using the Add New Sounds Wizard |
| Step 1. Load an Aircraft |
| Step 2. Start the Wizard |
| Step 3. Select the Target Aircraft |
| Step 4. Enter a Title |
| Step 5. Enter the new Sound Folder Name |
| Step 6. Enter a new UI Variation |
| Step 7. Enter a Description |
| Step 8. Specify the Engine type and number |
| Step 9. Create the new Configuration! |
| Creating a New Sound Config from Scratch |
| Step 1 Download the Demo Sounds |
| Step 2 Create a new Minimal Sound Config |
| Step 3 Add the Wind Sound |
| Step 4. Create the Engine Sounds |
| Step 5. Fly your new sounds |
| Troubleshooting |
| Error and Warning Messages |
| Common Problems |
| How to Report a Problem |
| Suggestions |
| References |
| Microsoft SDKs |
| Useful Links |