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darkfyre (62 posts)
Feb-12-02, 08:20 PM (EST) "Dyn. Brake Sound Question" I'm trying to edit a .sms file to make the dynamic brake sound on my train loop(fade in and out) instead of being constant..Could someone tell me how I would go about doing that?-----------------------------------------------------
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question scefhwil Feb-13-02 1 RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question darkfyre Feb-13-02 2 RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question scefhwil Feb-13-02 3 RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question darkfyre Feb-14-02 4 RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question RickCan Feb-15-02 5

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scefhwil (96 posts)
Feb-13-02, 07:23 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question" >I'm trying to edit a .sms
>file to make the dynamic
>brake sound on my train
>loop(fade in and out) instead
>of being constant..Could someone tell
>me how I would go
>about doing that? loop(fade in and out) ?Constantly fade in and out, or just once each time the dyn brake is applied? Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
darkfyre (62 posts)
Feb-13-02, 07:48 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question" Constantly in and out..I just get one long brake sound; friend of mine says the dynamic brakes are supposed to "spool" on and off, repeatedly..----------------------------------------
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scefhwil (96 posts)
Feb-13-02, 08:08 PM (EST) 3. "RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question" Looking at the Dash9 sms the dyn brake sound is a continuously looping single file that is pitch shifted to simulate higher application levels. Looking at the .wav file the sound is already faded in and out, and there are no que points for internal looping to be done. Tried it in the sim and it does fade in and out! Try swapping the file you have for the dash9 one! Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
darkfyre (62 posts)
Feb-14-02, 02:00 PM (EST) 4. "RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question" I'll try..Thanks for the tip! ------------------------------------------------------
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RickCan (166 posts)
Feb-15-02, 11:46 AM (EST) 5. "RE: Dyn. Brake Sound Question" The dynamic brake sound is a replication of the DB blowers and fade in and out in direct proportion to the back EMF of the traction motors. This back EMF is displayed a amperes on the cabs ammeter. The sound does not spool in and out if the ammeter needle is stationary. It should spool higher as the back EMF increases and drop off in proportion to the ammeter dropoff.Richard Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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