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Hey, Does any one have any sounds of Norfolk Southern radio chatter? If not is there anyone who can make one? If so then please send a sound clip to me at trainsank12@aol.com Thank you.
I have found some track detector clips, I'd like to add them to my route. I don't have a clue as to go about this. But if you'd like the detector clips, let me know. NS4Life NIN4Ever666@Yahoo.com
Just working on some in cab radio chatter using NALW's D9-40CW's.Maybe, just maybe if you ask nice to Chuck, and he and his guys want to, I'll package some stuff up in the next few days if there is enough interest.Jon
Chuck Zeiler posted a method and corresponding file for converting wav files from existing DED recordings as sound objects. I have tried it out successfully on a non-default route. The route has actual DED messages situated at the same locations as in prototype! Here is the thread: http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID11/33.html. Obviously, it is quite difficult, as in my own case, to get all of the original DED recordings. Accordingly, I would recommend creating a generic message with just the railroad name as a substitute for the locations you don’t have actual recordings. I have used sound recorder.Remember to add the wavs files and associated sms files to the global route directory. Also, try a Google search for existing DED recordings. I did a quick search and came up with the following: http://www.eastrailnews.com/audio/ and http://ohiorr.railfan.net/detector.html Sincerely, Walter Conklin
Howells, NY MP 71 "Jct of the NS Southern Tier and Old ER mainline" Washington, DC Old B&O Metropolitan Devision
