Railworks America

Is there any way to convert railworks Dav. sound files to a wav. sound file?

ZekTheKid wrote:Is there any way to convert railworks Dav. sound files to a wav. sound file?

There is Dav Decoder on UKTS I believe. Other then that idk.

Just got it, really helpful tool!

We audio guys really don't like seeing our stuff in other projects though.

BNSFdude wrote:We audio guys really don't like seeing our stuff in other projects though.

I'm not using third party sounds, I'm just fixing the rough Leslie A200 from the FRC F7.

BNSFdude wrote:We audio guys really don't like seeing our stuff in other projects though.

Good thing sounds are invisible then.

Chacal wrote:

BNSFdude wrote:We audio guys really don't like seeing our stuff in other projects though.

Good thing sounds are invisible then.

Or loading a sound in Audacity and increase pitch a 10% while cutting the length to a 90%. This way mama will not recognize his son.
Most of the projects here are not recordings in the field, and you know that, but YouTube tracks taken from a good rail fan video and modified in sound editors. An artist improving another artist's work.

BTW, still WAV to DAV not available, ain't it?

It is if you export via BPE2.
I always record in the field. It's how I get stuff to sound as good as it does.

BNSFdude wrote:It is if you export via BPE2.
I always record in the field. It's how I get stuff to sound as good as it does.

You saw that I mentioned "most of", not all.
Anyway, the YouTube tracks are all recorded in the field.

jalsina wrote:BTW, still WAV to DAV not available, ain't it?

Alternatively just Input the wav file instead of the dav file in the Dav Decoder, that'll do the same job as the BPE.

bnsfsubdivision wrote:

jalsina wrote:BTW, still WAV to DAV not available, ain't it?

Alternatively just Input the wav file instead of the dav file in the Dav Decoder, that'll do the same job as the BPE.

I never tried that, thank you