Does anyone know what kind of horn is used on the 3dts SD70M? Ive always wanted to know. And does anyone know where I can find more dynamic brake sounds like 3dts's. Thx for help.
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¿3DTS SD70M Horn sound?
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RE: ¿3DTS SD70M Horn sound?
The horn is a Leslie S3L or S3K. Me myself, I wish I knew how to change the horn. But that includes "aliasing" which I cannot understand how to do. But as far as the dynamic brake sounds, they are the best ones I ever heard. You'd have to alias your sounds to the SD-70M.
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RE: ¿3DTS SD70M Horn sound?
What I do to change horns is copy the new horn wav's I want to use into the sounds folder. Make sure they have a different names. Then edit the sms file and change the horn line to the new wav's. Then save as *****.sms. Make sure you add the sms after the dot or it will save it as a text file.Kevin Arceneaux
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RE: ¿3DTS SD70M Horn sound?
Hate to tell you all but it's a variation of the Nathan horn. I think it the P3The Ragged they come and the ragged they kill
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