03:15 Diperhatikan jalur 2 dari arah utara akan dipersiapkan masuk KRL commuter line tujuan akhir Stasiun Bogor. Rangkaian terdiri dari 12 kereta. Bagi penumpang yang berada di area peron, mohon untuk menunggu dibelakang garis aman peron, garis berwarna kuning, untuk keselamatan diri anda. Persiapan diberangkatkan kembali dari jalur 5 KRL commuter line tujuan akhir Stasiun Jakarta Kota. Bagi penumpang yang berada diluar kereta mohon untuk segera naik. Jalur 5, selesai naik turun penumpang, KA1108B, sinyal keluar JL12B semboyan 5 diizinkan berangkat. Jalur 5 diizinkan berangkat.
5:00 fun fact, Dutch NS (Nederlandse Spoorwegen) jingle can also be heard on LRT Jabodebek in Jakarta, Indonesia. I bet there are some Dutchies or ex-NS employee who worked for the LRT project 🤔
Maybe the reason for that is because the guy who designed the branding for the LRT Jabodebek (@adriansyahyasin) was living in the Netherlands. Maybe he got inspired by NS and brought its jingle to the LRT Jabodebek.
2:12 Stimați călători!! Trenul interregio 1751, operat de CFR călători, operator național, din direcția București Nord, sosește în stație la linia 3, și va pleca în direcția Mizil, Buzău, Râmnicu Sărat, Focșani, Mărășești, Adjud, Bacău, Roman, Pașcani, Dolhasca, Verești, Suceava! Trenul are în compunere vagoane pentru Botoșani. Vă rugăm să fiți atenți la îmbarcarea în vagoane, vă dorim călătorie plăcută!!!
The Hungarian is wrong. It is only played for InterCity trains. For other announcements a very different but more characteristic and recognizable jingle is played.
More exactly it was for the EuroCity/EuroNight trains and in the final period it was used at some stations till August (at least I don't think it is in use anymore)
Stimmt (ich lebe übrigens in der Deutschsprachigen Schweiz) Mich hat irritiert, dass der Schwedische Gong derselbe sein soll wie jener in der deutschsprachigen Schweiz…
Abit of correct at (5:55): This Chime sound is usually used for next station announcements, and Singapore already has some new jingle chimes at stations with different variants.
2:12 This is the one user in multiple stations, but it depends mainly on the zone you are. In the center of the country, you have a passage of "Crai Nou", in Central-West and Moldavia center it's a song about Union, in the north it's some kind of different sound, and south-west it's a specific sound, barely used anymore. There are others, but they start getting replaced by this one.
How are there 3 train companies called BTS? and how is Bulgaria's companie called Korail? 4:37 Also, The belgian train company, SNCB/NMBS (french and dutch), in english known as Belgian Railways, does not have a jingle for station announcements, as they've been automated. In trains with automated announcements, there's not jingle either. If it's done using a mic, there's still a jingle in the train. I've never heard an announcement made with a mic in a station, so I don't know if there is one. In any case, the one sounded at 4:37 is not the one used in trains.
1:23 This is inaccurate, only Adelaide, Sydney and some inner-city Brisbane railway stations have this iconic upward-pitched 3-tone/broken chord. Melbourne has a separate jingle, and most of Brisbane has a 2-tone jingle, with the downwards-pitched 2-tones indicating northbound trains and upwards-pitched 2-tones indicating southbound trains. Perth has no jingle.
1:38 This melody is used in the sections of Osaka and Kobe on the Tokaido Line. Also, the JR that manages this section is blue, not red. 1:46 This melody can be listened to on the Yamanote Line in the Tokyo area.
3:25 The jingle of train arrivals and departures in Indonesia is actually similar to the school bell in Japan, and all stations in Indonesia have their own train arrival and departure sounds It varies depending on the area
ICYMI: China Railway is composed of 18 subsidiaries, and each subsidiary has its own jingles. The one that you played in this video is the old jingle of the Nánníng subsidiary.
1:57 Il treno regionale veloce 3907 di Trenitalia TPER, proveniente da Piacenza e diretto a Ancona, delle ore 7:58, è in arrivo al binario 3. Attenzione: allontanarsi dalla linea gialla. Ferma a: Castelfranco Emilia, Bologna Centrale, Castel San Pietro Terme, Imola, Castel Bolognese, Faenza, Forlì, Cesena, Rimini, Riccione, Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce, Pesaro, Fano, Marotta-Mondolfo, Senigallia, Falconara Marittima. Or even more nostalgic: Il treno InterCity 583 di Trenitalia, proveniente da Milano Centrale e diretto a Napoli Centrale, delle ore 8:22, è in arrivo al binario 3. Attenzione: allontanarsi dalla linea gialla. Ferma a: Bologna Centrale, Prato Centrale, Firenze Rifredi, Arezzo, Terontola-Cortona, Chiusi-Chianciano Terme, Orvieto, Orte, Roma Tiburtina, Latina, Formia-Gaeta, Aversa.
5:28 Actually, we have a full version when the train arrives at a terminal station . ua-cam.com/video/4A2gLAZR86A/v-deo.htmlsi=1sP12o88Boe3GcnU (btw the logo of Taiwan Railway in this video isn't correct)
A few of these are incorrect. The Portuguese sound is playing for Brazil The Deutschschweiz sound is playing for Sweden The Ukrainian sound is playing for Spain The Irish Rail sound is a bit different at heuston (this example) compared to it other stations. The others just use the old uk bell sound.
4:15 I actually used the BTS system for a while and I've actually never heard of this variant of the BTS jingle before However I did hear the higher pitch "Ding!" noise when they're announcing something on the train
#24 is for sure not sweden as this jingle belongs to SBB Switzerland (#37) and is copyrighted. Also as already said, the SBB has three jingles for german, french and italian part of the SBB network. The jingles also sort of represent the notes written in the logos SBB (Es B B), CFF (C F F), FFS (F F Es)
3:15 Hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat, hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat, segera masuk KA Serayu, dengan nomor perjalan, 305A. Kereta api Serayu [305A] Berangkat dari Stasiun Pasar Senen [PSE] Dan akan berehenti di Stasiun, Leles, Cibatu, Cipeundeuy, Tasikmalaya, Ciamis, Banjar, Sidareja, Kandung Maun, Maos,Kroya, sampai dengan [s/d] Stasiun Akhir Stasiun Purwokerto [PWT], hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat, hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat. kami himbau untuk tidak melewati batas garis kuning peron, trimakasih Beberapa menit setelahnya... 3:15 Diberangkatkan kembali dari Jalur 2 Kereta api serayu dengan nomor perjalanan KA 305A menuju stasiun akhir stasiun, Purwokerto Kami himbau kepada seluruh penumpang kereta api KA 305A Serayu, untuk segera naik ke dalam Rangkaian kereta, kami atas nama PT Kereta Api Indonesia [PT KAI] mengucapkan trimakasih atas kepercayaan anda tlah memlih Jasa PT KAI, Sampai jumpa pada perjalanan berikutnya. Di dalam kereta.. 3:15 Kami ucapkan selamat datang dan selamat siang kepada seluruh penumpang kereta api Serayu, Perjalanan anda kali ini telah di di Stasiun, Kroya Bagi anda yang ingin mengakhiri perjalanan di ST, Kroya, kami mohon untuk mempersiapkan diri, periksa dan teliti kembali barang bawaan anda, jangan sampai tertinggal atau tertukar di dalam rangkaian KA, pintu keluar berada di sepur kiri arah kedatang KA, trimakasih ada kepercayaan anda, tlah memilih Jasa PT KAI Sampai jumpa pada perjalanan berikutnya!
4:01 Austria actually has two more jingles (in some stations even three!) The one at 4:01 is used to announce arrivals of trains, platform changes and other "non-critical" info such as construction work going on. The second one (Bb-Eb-Bb-F) is used when a train is delayed ("This is because of an international rail delay" be like) or there are major disruptions on the track. If you hear F-Bb, you might be screwed. This one precedes a train cancellation or part cancellation announcement. In a few stations such as Salzburg Hbf., the old jingle (D-F#-A-D) can still be heard for passenger announcements (luggage found etc), albeit very rarely.
The BNSF one is the same sound as in some hospitals in Spain when they call a pacient lmao, wtf is going on with Indian Railways and Windows 98, and the RFFSA freom Brazil is the same one as Comboios de Portugal, the Renfe one is not the real one, said by someone living in Spain, the PKP one is used in many elevators, the KTJ one is curious as hell but cool, and the south korean one is hilarious
2:49 yeah, as I suspected....the video is full of crap... some are correct, many are not. The PKP jingle is wrong. The swedish one is not swedish but Swiss SBB CFF FFS. Etc etc...
1:10 Indian Railways sounded Like Windows 98
03:15
Diperhatikan jalur 2 dari arah utara akan dipersiapkan masuk KRL commuter line tujuan akhir Stasiun Bogor. Rangkaian terdiri dari 12 kereta. Bagi penumpang yang berada di area peron, mohon untuk menunggu dibelakang garis aman peron, garis berwarna kuning, untuk keselamatan diri anda.
Persiapan diberangkatkan kembali dari jalur 5 KRL commuter line tujuan akhir Stasiun Jakarta Kota. Bagi penumpang yang berada diluar kereta mohon untuk segera naik. Jalur 5, selesai naik turun penumpang, KA1108B, sinyal keluar JL12B semboyan 5 diizinkan berangkat. Jalur 5 diizinkan berangkat.
👌🏻
Sangat relate
Jirr hafal dong wkwkkw
Vibe manggarainya kental sekali ya mas...
Thumbnail nya bikin railfans indo nyasar🗿
5:00 fun fact, Dutch NS (Nederlandse Spoorwegen) jingle can also be heard on LRT Jabodebek in Jakarta, Indonesia. I bet there are some Dutchies or ex-NS employee who worked for the LRT project 🤔
Maybe the reason for that is because the guy who designed the branding for the LRT Jabodebek (@adriansyahyasin) was living in the Netherlands. Maybe he got inspired by NS and brought its jingle to the LRT Jabodebek.
And fun fact, DVA jingle 1:23 use on LRT Jakarta.
@@MBagas-kv4dg true, sounds familiar!
@@MBagas-kv4dg also used in Singapore MRT
2:12 Stimați călători!! Trenul interregio 1751, operat de CFR călători, operator național, din direcția București Nord, sosește în stație la linia 3, și va pleca în direcția Mizil, Buzău, Râmnicu Sărat, Focșani, Mărășești, Adjud, Bacău, Roman, Pașcani, Dolhasca, Verești, Suceava! Trenul are în compunere vagoane pentru Botoșani. Vă rugăm să fiți atenți la îmbarcarea în vagoane, vă dorim călătorie plăcută!!!
3:15 Basically, westminster quarters...
@@akihikodaffa17 paling panjang bel nya
The korean one is Transfer sound called 얼씨구야(eolssiguya)
01:37 that is jr west chime in kyoto and osaka for the train to arrive
JR WEST area between Osaka and Himeji (technically Kamigori) also known as "JR Kobe Line"
The Hungarian is wrong. It is only played for InterCity trains. For other announcements a very different but more characteristic and recognizable jingle is played.
@@traktoros and not MA , MÁV 😉
More exactly it was for the EuroCity/EuroNight trains and in the final period it was used at some stations till August (at least I don't think it is in use anymore)
I have never heard the jingle in this video, and I use hungarian trains weekly, I'm glad others pointed this out too.
Swiss one is only partially there. There are three jingles, one for each language region. Together they result in a full melody.
Stimmt (ich lebe übrigens in der Deutschsprachigen Schweiz) Mich hat irritiert, dass der Schwedische Gong derselbe sein soll wie jener in der deutschsprachigen Schweiz…
There will be a website soon next week!
0:52 wait a minute WHAT-
Windows Notify Sound wtf xD
Pov in Indonesia : "Istirahat pertama akan berakhir dalam 5 menit" i heard this in my school bell
@@myaandben27” jam pertama akan dimulai dalam 5 menit. The first time lesson will be start in 5 minutes” hell nah bell sekolah indonesia cik
2:49 That's the SWISS jingle, not the SWEDISH! Those are two different countries...! 🤦🏻
Abit of correct at (5:55): This Chime sound is usually used for next station announcements, and Singapore already has some new jingle chimes at stations with different variants.
2:12 This is the one user in multiple stations, but it depends mainly on the zone you are. In the center of the country, you have a passage of "Crai Nou", in Central-West and Moldavia center it's a song about Union, in the north it's some kind of different sound, and south-west it's a specific sound, barely used anymore. There are others, but they start getting replaced by this one.
Glasul roților de tren, se aud în unele gări din orice regiune.
0:54 does that crh jingle station is look like tobu railway?
@@tokyuboy829 Yes it is Tobu railway from departures melody on (東上A)
@@tokyuboy829 for real it did sound like the Tobu Tetsudo Group.
@UenoE233 that's nice
Or JR Tokai.
@@sunglassdubsteps5268 Maybe the 2 of them!
1:39 fun fact: The color of the JR logo color is depending on the area. (the melody that was played earlier is from JR West, so it is actually blue.)
0:52 Sounds like windows 7 Notify Sound
That's the sound of windows 98
@@YonZAN08 Windows 98?
How are there 3 train companies called BTS? and how is Bulgaria's companie called Korail?
4:37 Also, The belgian train company, SNCB/NMBS (french and dutch), in english known as Belgian Railways, does not have a jingle for station announcements, as they've been automated. In trains with automated announcements, there's not jingle either. If it's done using a mic, there's still a jingle in the train. I've never heard an announcement made with a mic in a station, so I don't know if there is one. In any case, the one sounded at 4:37 is not the one used in trains.
I only know Thailand, Thailand have BTS = BTS Skytrain
2:27 they vary from city to city (mostly) and Belarus sounds similar
Fun fact: CP Comboios (Portugal's train station) sometimes uses the Utopia asterisk sound
As a portuguese, I have heard that sound before, but (from what I remember) not in train stations.
2:40 thats a train horn
#25 should be written ČD
#78 this is not even TR's logo! The jingle is now using for Local trains and Tze-chiang trains (Push-pull, EMU3000)
Fun fact: RFFSA used to be a train company that is now part of the CPTM.
1:57 heard in Roma Termini, Milano Centrale etc.
@@ioanandronescu2556 thats exactly the 2 station Where you cant listen to them 😂
1:23 This is inaccurate, only Adelaide, Sydney and some inner-city Brisbane railway stations have this iconic upward-pitched 3-tone/broken chord. Melbourne has a separate jingle, and most of Brisbane has a 2-tone jingle, with the downwards-pitched 2-tones indicating northbound trains and upwards-pitched 2-tones indicating southbound trains. Perth has no jingle.
3:55 its just one of three different jingles, we use a different jingle in the german, french and italian speaking part.
Ja, das ist der Gong für den deutschsprachigen Raum der Schweiz (in dem auch ich lebe).
CSX, UP, and Amtrak are also some of USA’s biggest rail networks.
0:56 This is music created in Japan.It is surprising as a Japanese that it was used in China.😮
1:38 This melody is used in the sections of Osaka and Kobe on the Tokaido Line. Also, the JR that manages this section is blue, not red.
1:46 This melody can be listened to on the Yamanote Line in the Tokyo area.
4:06 The song IS Makey Makey Korea Dung
The 0:55 one also used for Tobu Tetsudo
The 2:36 one is Tokyu 5000 Series 2nd generation door closing chime
2:51 Wrong sound
Can you fix it
It should be 4 tone Westminster bro
3:25 The jingle of train arrivals and departures in Indonesia is actually similar to the school bell in Japan, and all stations in Indonesia have their own train arrival and departure sounds It varies depending on the area
Indonesia Sounds Like A Westminster Chime
Because it is
@@maxhemenway it is, and it's played along the departing train, haha
So does the SJ (Sweden). Unfortunately it has been falsely assigned with the Swiss railway jingle (german part).
ive been on a lot of trains in the uk and never heard that sound
ICYMI: China Railway is composed of 18 subsidiaries, and each subsidiary has its own jingles. The one that you played in this video is the old jingle of the Nánníng subsidiary.
2:20 That sound😊
2:44 İt is not TCDD İt is İstanbul Metro Chime
5:41, as a Corkonian myself, this is untrue, we started where British Rail left off and used the 4 tone jingle.
1:57
Il treno regionale veloce 3907 di Trenitalia TPER, proveniente da Piacenza e diretto a Ancona, delle ore 7:58, è in arrivo al binario 3. Attenzione: allontanarsi dalla linea gialla. Ferma a: Castelfranco Emilia, Bologna Centrale, Castel San Pietro Terme, Imola, Castel Bolognese, Faenza, Forlì, Cesena, Rimini, Riccione, Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce, Pesaro, Fano, Marotta-Mondolfo, Senigallia, Falconara Marittima.
Or even more nostalgic:
Il treno InterCity 583 di Trenitalia, proveniente da Milano Centrale e diretto a Napoli Centrale, delle ore 8:22, è in arrivo al binario 3. Attenzione: allontanarsi dalla linea gialla. Ferma a: Bologna Centrale, Prato Centrale, Firenze Rifredi, Arezzo, Terontola-Cortona, Chiusi-Chianciano Terme, Orvieto, Orte, Roma Tiburtina, Latina, Formia-Gaeta, Aversa.
1:19 Dear passengers your train has been delayed for 30 minutes we apologize for the inconvenience caused
Same sounds-
0:52 Indian Railways
1:23 RapidKL
dont forget
2:49 Sweden
and
3:55 Switzerland
The 1:23 one also used for LRT Jakarta
You Did A Good One Bro. KTM (Kereta Api Tanah Melayu) Was My Favourite Train and yes this jingle Play On "Door are opening. and Closing*
5:28 Actually, we have a full version when the train arrives at a terminal station .
ua-cam.com/video/4A2gLAZR86A/v-deo.htmlsi=1sP12o88Boe3GcnU
(btw the logo of Taiwan Railway in this video isn't correct)
When number 6 plays, time and space start to warp 🇩🇪🚂
Could you do Dubai UAE next 😊😅
A few of these are incorrect.
The Portuguese sound is playing for Brazil
The Deutschschweiz sound is playing for Sweden
The Ukrainian sound is playing for Spain
The Irish Rail sound is a bit different at heuston (this example) compared to it other stations. The others just use the old uk bell sound.
SNCF jingle AKA David Gilmour's Rattle That Lock.
2:33 NOSTALGIA!! 🥲
4:15
I actually used the BTS system for a while and I've actually never heard of this variant of the BTS jingle before
However I did hear the higher pitch "Ding!" noise when they're announcing something on the train
The Danish-one from DSB is called DSB-gavotte and is known by EVERYONE in DK :)
1:11 Indian Railways: *TADAAAAAAA*
Japan that was only JR West, there are many more JR chimes
1:03 goes to Moscow railway station terminals.
такой звук по всей России есть
The Sweden one is incorrect. Its supposed to be a 4 tone Westminster chime
2:32 ¡¡¡that not the Renfe jingle!!!
Yoo our national railway (KAI) is in the video🔥🔥🔥🔥
MENYALA ABANGKUHH
#24 is for sure not sweden as this jingle belongs to SBB Switzerland (#37) and is copyrighted. Also as already said, the SBB has three jingles for german, french and italian part of the SBB network. The jingles also sort of represent the notes written in the logos SBB (Es B B), CFF (C F F), FFS (F F Es)
3:15 Hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat, hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat, segera masuk KA Serayu, dengan nomor perjalan, 305A. Kereta api Serayu [305A] Berangkat dari Stasiun Pasar Senen [PSE] Dan akan berehenti di Stasiun, Leles, Cibatu, Cipeundeuy, Tasikmalaya, Ciamis, Banjar, Sidareja, Kandung Maun, Maos,Kroya, sampai dengan [s/d] Stasiun Akhir Stasiun Purwokerto [PWT], hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat, hati hati jalur 2 dari arah barat. kami himbau untuk tidak melewati batas garis kuning peron, trimakasih
Beberapa menit setelahnya...
3:15 Diberangkatkan kembali dari Jalur 2 Kereta api serayu dengan nomor perjalanan KA 305A menuju stasiun akhir stasiun, Purwokerto
Kami himbau kepada seluruh penumpang kereta api KA 305A Serayu, untuk segera naik ke dalam Rangkaian kereta, kami atas nama PT Kereta Api Indonesia [PT KAI] mengucapkan trimakasih atas kepercayaan anda tlah memlih Jasa PT KAI, Sampai jumpa pada perjalanan berikutnya.
Di dalam kereta..
3:15 Kami ucapkan selamat datang dan selamat siang kepada seluruh penumpang kereta api Serayu, Perjalanan anda kali ini telah di di Stasiun, Kroya
Bagi anda yang ingin mengakhiri perjalanan di ST, Kroya, kami mohon untuk mempersiapkan diri, periksa dan teliti kembali barang bawaan anda, jangan sampai tertinggal atau tertukar di dalam rangkaian KA, pintu keluar berada di sepur kiri arah kedatang KA, trimakasih ada kepercayaan anda, tlah memilih Jasa PT KAI
Sampai jumpa pada perjalanan berikutnya!
Can you make airport announcement jingles next.
1:30 bro literally copied CP’s Jingle and disguise as it was RFFSA one
02:50 I think this is totally wrong. This is the SBB jingle, for... Switzerland.
Man.. Turkiye just use some random audio they got 😂
I Love All Of Train Jingles!
The jingle of sweden is the same as switzerland
1:21is when you learn your ICE train got delayed for the 9th time
2:49 Is actually Switzerland
3:17 Bel + Pluit PPKA + Pluit Kondektur + S35 = Berangkat
Line one trains! In Philippines!
4:01 Austria actually has two more jingles (in some stations even three!)
The one at 4:01 is used to announce arrivals of trains, platform changes and other "non-critical" info such as construction work going on.
The second one (Bb-Eb-Bb-F) is used when a train is delayed ("This is because of an international rail delay" be like) or there are major disruptions on the track.
If you hear F-Bb, you might be screwed. This one precedes a train cancellation or part cancellation announcement.
In a few stations such as Salzburg Hbf., the old jingle (D-F#-A-D) can still be heard for passenger announcements (luggage found etc), albeit very rarely.
The BNSF one is the same sound as in some hospitals in Spain when they call a pacient lmao, wtf is going on with Indian Railways and Windows 98, and the RFFSA freom Brazil is the same one as Comboios de Portugal, the Renfe one is not the real one, said by someone living in Spain, the PKP one is used in many elevators, the KTJ one is curious as hell but cool, and the south korean one is hilarious
The wings on the TCDD logo look similar to the logo of PJKA (KAI's predecessor)
Nice!
INDONESIAN TRAIN JINGLE BASICALLY FROM WESTMINSTER CHIME
Kazakhstan really sounds like Nathan K5LA
2:20 it may be different on some stations
2:23 This is too familiar to me 😆
@@sergeantnet that looks like the ttc canada metro doors closing dhime
sounds like when the oven is ready at Lidl
#24 is also SBB
RENFE & PKP are wrong. Check out the jungles in Cercanias stations & some of the main railway stations in Poland, they have nice jingles in there.
@@ThePoliteKitten You're right in case of Renfe. In PKP, it's used alongside new chime, which is like this: G-C-E.
Some operators have wrong names
2:31 Spain's incorrect, that's not the Renfe Jingle
Terminal Railways Sound
1:10 bro is not jingle sound 😭😭🙏🙏
NO LRT-1 SOUND😭😭😭 IN PHILIPPINES?!
5:06 my country!
SGH C100
0:55
東武線
JR東海では？
2:31 mmm... no, Renfe Jingles not sound like it
I know i am not in india. But the indi one at 1:12 feels wrong. Because i only know that sound from funny games in Roblox
SK Super Slider SK-6000
4:32 my favorite
That is, definitely, NOT the Renfe jingle :(
ua-cam.com/video/C3T7m974YII/v-deo.htmlsi=Eli4Qvu_OUSBvogj
1:03 my favourite
5:22my second favourite
This is the rigth one 3:11
5:55 wohoooo i got itt
Whhaaaattt i listen it erlier😀
2:49 yeah, as I suspected....the video is full of crap... some are correct, many are not. The PKP jingle is wrong. The swedish one is not swedish but Swiss SBB CFF FFS. Etc etc...
Im from Indonesia
Yay indonesian😊
Wow
Way too much unnecessary information and some of the jingles are wrong.