That "audio popping" is an ambient sound reflection of the explosion sound of your gun.

Example: If you ignite a fire cracker in an empty area with buildings around, you will first hear the explosion and a short moment later a second but little bit damped explosion. The second explosion is the reflected sound of the surroundings.

it is nothing more than a simple echo in the weapons tail.

I disagree, but I know what your saying. no other weapon is making that distinctive popping sound after shots are fired in certain areas,turn your volume up a bit more and you can tell it's not an echo. I'm sure someone else has noticed this.

I can't tell, if we both speak of the same effect. You told about a popping sound a second after you fired your weapon. In your video you are shooting to often to tell the difference.

Maybe you can upload a video where you can show (with a popping dot) when the audio problem starts after each shot. Fire some single rounds with three seconds delay that everybody knows what you are meaning.

And don't forget: The enhanced new weapon sounds still are work in progress.

New Video, notice how the echo fades out, but the pop stays same volume.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frNiU0Yk288&feature=youtu.be

Popping is present in stable also.

The popping sou d he means is not really a popping sound it seems to be a noise and when the sound end the noise ends in a pfft. Just my suggestion.

Hi.

A sound guy here.

The popping is 100% baked into the tail, it's supposed to be a reflection off of a surface, like an echo. Unfortunately only into one side of it so it sounds weird and creates confusion (as we see in this ticket).

Here is the offending MX tail, played in forest areas. The left and right channels are switched but that's a bug within the audio engine.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ai8fvd3o0c23j2n/MX_tailForest.mp3?dl=1

Sound familiar?

The way to fix is is to create a new tail sound for the MX, should be simple enough.

@cater182: I found a good video which explains what I am talking about. I am talking about the "echo" part ((but not the subtle "pop" seconds after the shot). Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA31qbHwWPQ

Ah, Koala, that's DC offset then.

https://www.google.de/search?q=dc+offset&oq=dc+offset&aqs=chrome.0.0l6.1015j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8

It's the fault of the old wav->wss converter of bohemia. This will be fixed soon I believe.

This is now fixed on latest dev branch (04-02-2016)

I marked the ticket as resolved. According to the ticket author, the issue got fixed.