Real co-driver voices
Two rally co-drivers, Miłosz Matuszyk and Piotr Sieliło, recorded for NGPCarMenu pacenotes, in better sound than the stock calls.
Simracing / Virtual CoDriver
Virtual CoDriver
A real rally co-driver's voice for Richard Burns Rally
Miłosz Matuszyk and Piotr Sieliło call your pacenotes, recorded for NGPCarMenu. One installer sets it all up, and backs up what you had first.
What you get
Calls you can drive by
- Numbers are arcs you can take on the racing line, shaped by what follows: tightens, opens, cut late.
- “Hak” is a junction of about 90°, where the racing line is hard or unwanted.
- “Nawrót” is a flowing turn that doubles back.
- “Szpila” is a very tight hairpin, often taken on the spot round an obstacle.
Safe to try
Everything the installer changes is zipped into RBR/backup first. Download several co-drivers and switch between them later.
Ko-fi
Your own voice as the co-driver
Record 30 minutes of your voice and get a high-quality, custom co-driver to use in Richard Burns Rally (and other games that work with the CrewChief app).
Write your own pacenotes and practise real rally stages in full immersion.
Installation, step by step
The installer looks for Richard Burns Rally (RichardBurnsRally_SSE.exe) and takes you through six screens.
See what gets installed
The first screen lists everything the installer will add.
Check the server
See that the download server is reachable, and unlock private content, such as a co-driver voice of your own.
Choose where to install
Pick the folders to change. Only Richard Burns Rally content exists for now, so you can skip the CrewChief window.
Choose what to download
This isn't your final setup: download several co-drivers and switch between them later.
Download
Follow the download on the fifth screen.
Pick your setup
Choose one option in every window and save. Start the game and drive with your new co-driver.
Nothing is lost: before changing anything, the installer zips your current setup into RBR/backup. To go back, unzip it into the game folder.