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German Electric Train Starts Singing: Is It True?
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[QUOTE="OmCheeto, post: 5796073, member: 103343"] I'm still not convinced. I've watched several other videos of the train, and although the notes do change, they are all monotonic. Either someone has "layered" the sound track in a clever way, or someone has added an acoustic system to augment the trains natural tones. In either case, I think it is a pleasant effect, and if not real, it should be added to all electric commuter trains. Our local e-commuter train used to routinely run over people when it first went into service. It's name quickly evolved from MAX(Metro Area eXpress) to Mad Max. Actually, listening to the following, I just realized that if two trains were leaving at once, it might create the same effect. But I think the timing would have to be perfect to get them to make harmonious music, as in Dave's video. [MEDIA=youtube]3ucWrBNkJ7o[/MEDIA] [INDENT][I]Eisenbahn Musik - Taurus Tonleiter - Musical Train Engines Published on Jun 18, 2013 Taurus Tonleiter - Lokomotive macht Musik E-Lok Baureihe 182 der DB ÖBB BR 1016 1116 Siemens ES64U2 - Elektrolokomotive Abfahrt Musical Train Engines - Electric Locomotive Sound noises Zuggeräusche Eisenbahn Taurus[/I][/INDENT] ps. If anyone is really bored, you can watch the following. 14 ½ minutes of listening to LOTS of these trains leave the station. [MEDIA=youtube]tEjaPYjjjtM[/MEDIA] I could only make it through the first 3 minutes. [/QUOTE]
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