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>We got excellent horn sounds now, why not no bell sound of >quality? Because you haven't contributed them yet???David Beach.Palouse & LewistonRoute Building 1% Completed Route Mapping 10% Completed Route Photo Map 100% Completed (Now, Can I make the Railroad Profile match the photo map?)
Standardized \global\tsection.dat file now at build00019.
Might depend on taste, but to me the default bells sound OK except they're kinda anemic (polite expression meaning they sound like mewing kittens! ). I took GoldWave ( www.goldwave.com ) and cranked the standard geep 38 bell's volume up, then lowered the pitch a quarter octave or so. Result is in the PO&N 0-8-0 steam switcher in the file library, feel free to steal that bell if you think you can use it in something else. I was rather astonished when I first found out, apparently the scot and 380 don't have bells cuz European steam engines in general didn't have bells.
i liked the one that came with the NS B32-8W in the file library. just need to pump up the volume and its a good bell sound i think Cheers Mikepacificnational_nr103@hotmail.com