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Charter Member · 37 posts

The NEC 4 is amazing!!! One thing that I've noticed and want to get rid of is that the crossing signal sound is leaking into the cab and passenger view. Of course because it's a dual channel sound coming into a single channel environment it really sounds bad i.e. the BPM's are really high and the levels are distorted. Any idea where to look to eliminate this.

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RE: NEC 4 Sound Problem

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I left a reply to your same post in the Microsoft Train Simulator forum. Included in that reply is an attached zip that includes a corrected sms so that the sounds don't sound distorted.Regards,
Dan Zollner - 3DTrains
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RE: NEC 4 Sound Problem

Apply the crossing bell fix that was posted on this forum.http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID3/16762.html

Regards,
Vince Cockeram
NEC Track Team
Author of the NECv4 Route
http://hometown.aol.com/nectrackteam/main.html
E-Mail me at vcockeram@lvcm.com

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