need help with a whistle

[daylightguy]

Hi I have milwaukeeroad261's 4449 new whistle it is great but I can only hear it in the cab and I can't hear it out side of the cab, what do I do to fix this problem.​

 

[ulmer94]

Use bummel's whistle instead, <kuid:239779:100014>, on the DLS.

:wave:

 

[daylightguy]

I did I like it but it dosen't have a bell do you know a whistle for 4449 that has it's bell and whistle

 

[Beattie]

I did I like it but it dosen't have a bell do you know a whistle for 4449 that has it's bell and whistle

can always simply add a bell to the whistle you have already.

 

[ulmer94]

I have a bell sound I made myself, I can send it to you; what's your preferred means of contacting you?

It will be named "idle 1.wav", all you have to do is open the hornsound for editing in explorer, paste the .wav into the folder, commit, and you're good to go.

 

[hoborailcat]

Hi I have milwaukeeroad261's 4449 new whistle it is great but I can only hear it in the cab and I can't hear it out side of the cab, what do I do to fix this problem.​

Locate the horn's horn.wav, horn_start.wav, and horn_loop.wav files. Open each one in a sound editing program, I use Adobe Soundbooth CS4 but any one you prefer should work fine. Save the files as .wav files uncompressed and mono. The reason that it is silent outside the cab is because it probably has stereo files. Changing them to mono files should fix the issue.

 

[Euphod]

Locate the horn's horn.wav, horn_start.wav, and horn_loop.wav files. Open each one in a sound editing program, I use Adobe Soundbooth CS4 but any one you prefer should work fine. Save the files as .wav files uncompressed and mono. The reason that it is silent outside the cab is because it probably has stereo files. Changing them to mono files should fix the issue.

That there should be a sticky! Well done HRC!

 

[hoborailcat]

Thank you much, good sir!

 

[daylightguy]

Locate the horn's horn.wav, horn_start.wav, and horn_loop.wav files. Open each one in a sound editing program, I use Adobe Soundbooth CS4 but any one you prefer should work fine. Save the files as .wav files uncompressed and mono. The reason that it is silent outside the cab is because it probably has stereo files. Changing them to mono files should fix the issue.

That's great but just one problem I don't have a sound editing program. and P.s. I love your hornsounds they sound great on a couple of my engins also Ulmer94 I prefer email

 

[captainkman]

That's great but just one problem I don't have a sound editing program. and P.s. I love your hornsounds they sound great on a couple of my engins also Ulmer94 I prefer email

You can use Audacity. I do, and it's free!

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

 

[GossenGarrat]

You can use Audacity. I do, and it's free!

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

I second the Audacity suggestion. I use it myself for many projects and have yet to find a problem with it.

 

[ulmer94]

Third the Audacity suggestion, it is probably the best freeware sound editing program out there.