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Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby gtw5812 » Wed Feb 22, 2023 6:37 pm

Does anyone know how to get a better sounding EMD recording applied to these locomotives without tons of editing? I love the unit.... but they sound like a stationary generator.

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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby cnwfan » Thu Feb 23, 2023 9:07 pm

gtw5812 wrote:Does anyone know how to get a better sounding EMD recording applied to these locomotives without tons of editing?


The GP20 from Repo uses a turbo 567 prime mover like the SD35. Maybe port over those sounds over? Not sure what is involved, but from what I remember those sounds were pretty good. Another option would be to use Searchlight's SD40-2 or F45 sound enhancement packs. The turbo 645 is pretty close in sound to a turbo 567.
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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby ElphabaWS » Thu Feb 23, 2023 9:46 pm

cnwfan wrote:
gtw5812 wrote:Does anyone know how to get a better sounding EMD recording applied to these locomotives without tons of editing?


The GP20 from Repo uses a turbo 567 prime mover like the SD35. Maybe port over those sounds over? Not sure what is involved, but from what I remember those sounds were pretty good. Another option would be to use Searchlight's SD40-2 or F45 sound enhancement packs. The turbo 645 is pretty close in sound to a turbo 567.


The sounds used in the SD35 are those previously used in the GP20.
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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby cnwfan » Sat Feb 25, 2023 1:07 pm

ElphabaWS wrote:The sounds used in the SD35 are those previously used in the GP20.


There ya go... problem solved!
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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby TplMeads » Sun Oct 22, 2023 10:54 am

My apologies for bumping a necro, I am just trying to avoid opening a new thread on the same subject.

The GP20 and SD35 (B&O MtSub) sound exactly the same, i.e. there seems to be no transition engine sound between notches.
All YT videos featuring TSC gameplay with any of these two sound the same, so it's not just on my end.
All YT videos featuring RL GP20 and SD35 clearly show engine sound transitions between notches.

Is there a solution to this?
Otherwise, I will never drive these locos again.

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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby buzz456 » Sun Oct 22, 2023 11:03 am

I'm speechless at your last sentence but be that as it may be what are YT videos?
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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby goddrauG » Sun Oct 22, 2023 12:05 pm

I believe it’s shorthand for YouTube.
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Re: Mountain Sub SD35 Sounds

Unread postby buzz456 » Sun Oct 22, 2023 12:20 pm

goddrauG wrote:I believe it’s shorthand for YouTube.

Of course it is. Duh. I spose it was too much work to spell out you tube.
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