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While outside my train, the engine sound is loudest about one car/engine length behind it instead of at the engine, where it should be. I have tinkered with Audigy settings but to no avail. I'm thinking it is a MSTS issue. Can anyone help? Thanks.Brad
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How do you get the doppler effect? I don't think I've ever heard it in the simulator.
·Jenn Libbey·
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Well actually the base of the camera would be closest to the lead engine once you focus on the car behind it. And I do get the doppler effect with my system, you should too.
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>How do you get the doppler effect? I don't think I've ever
>heard it in the simulator. Honk the horn while the train rolls by. It's really easy to hear that way.-Jeff
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