Nissan X-Trail 2000 compact crossover SUV sport utility vehicle

The Nissan X-Trail introduced Nissan’s first-generation compact crossover series, defined by its rugged boxy utility design, distinct four-cylinder engine acoustic signature, mechanical dashboard controls and heavy utility door latches. Its sonic identity combines smooth naturally aspirated engine revs with firm mechanical interior switchgear, ratcheting handbrakes and tactile tailgate mechanisms typical of early-2000s Japanese SUV construction.

This sound library offers a complete high-resolution recording suite of the original T30-series X-Trail, providing versatile audio assets for modern urban traffic, rugged off-road driving sequences, film post-production or dynamic vehicle sound design in game audio middleware.

Multi-Perspective Driving Dynamics: Phase-aligned synchronized captures recorded simultaneously across engine bay, tailpipe exhaust and interior cabin perspectives covering steady RPM holds (2000, 3000, 4000 RPM), low to high driving speeds, neutral coasting, acceleration, deceleration, U-turns, cornering, reverse maneuvers and dynamic pass-bys.

Comprehensive Vehicle Foley Suite: Full mechanical foley coverage including interior and exterior front/rear door open/close cycles, heavy tailgate latches, bonnet releases, fuel door mechanisms, handbrake ratchets, central locking solenoids and trunk lighting switches.

Tactile Cabin Controls & Switchgear: Clean recordings of cockpit buttons, dashboard controls, steering wheel adjustments, turn indicators, hazard switches, power window lifters, ashtray sliding mechanisms and rear wiper assemblies.

Ultra-High Resolution Capture: Recorded in pristine 192 kHz / 32-bit float resolution using low-noise microphone capsules to capture fine mechanical detail, high-frequency transients and clean engine harmonics without phase alignment issues.

Technical Specifications
Audio Quality: 32-bit float / 192 kHz

Workflow: Fully UCS compliant (Universal Category System)

Microphones: RØDE NTG1, Line Audio Omni1, FEL Clippy XLR EM272 and Sonorous Objects SO.3

Recorders: Sound Devices MixPre-6 II and Zoom F3

Content: 257 WAV files covering multi-perspective driving, RPM holds, dynamic maneuvers, pass-bys and an extensive collection of mechanical and electrical foley