I got horns and bells covered, but what about track noises? Are there any good replacement ones out there? Thanx
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I got horns and bells covered, but what about track noises? Are there any good replacement ones out there? Thanx
(Wp713)
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I'm pretty happy with the ETA sounds, but you gotta pay $7.00 for 'em. Be advised that they mimic 60 foot rail lengths.
http://www.railwaves.com/
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Try my modern track sounds, version 2. It's in the file library(modtrkv2.zip). I improved it over the previous version by varying both the volume and frequency with speed.
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Yes, I just installed those modern track sounds, and things seem a lot more realistic.And if you enjoy the NEC trains, there was a sound update for the HHP and Acela that added wind & motor whine sound -- it's subtle change, but you will definitely notice it and feelt hings a re more realistic.
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