Chapters for this *Special Train* video: 0:00 Channel name 0:03 Train is departing 0:13-0:15 Squeak + Musical Scale play 0:24 Pitch changes as C5 (C note above Middle C) plays and continues departure showing different cars attached to the Taurus 0:26 Jet boost sound from speed and continuous pitch 0:32 Jet engine startup/whooping/Shepard part sound 0:40 High-powered Air Conditioner sound imitated (with some extra squeaks) 0:57 End of train car showing and outro continues
I always wondered why the Taurus's make this sound - is it coincidental in that they designed a gradual step-up of electric power (so that the train doesn't depart too fast/wheel slip) which just happened to produce a scale? Or did the designers intentionally WANT the train to play a scale for just that purpose? Or both? :]
What you hear is double the frequency at which the pulse inverters are working, and the sound itself actaully IS intentinal. They could have chosen any frequencies, but decided not to because it sounds nicer this way. Also, sadly, only the first one or two generations have it, starting with the third generation its sadly gone, probably forever.
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Klasse Qualität - schöner Sound!! Daumen hoch!!
+holzi Danke!
gerne
Wat een kwaliteit, prachtige video!
+TreinenNL Bedankt!
Dat is echt mijn lievelings trein en zo cool dat do re mi
Het geluid van deze trein is wel echt speciaal mooie video mijn subje heb je al ga zo door
Leuke video, thumbs up!
Chapters for this *Special Train* video:
0:00 Channel name
0:03 Train is departing
0:13-0:15 Squeak + Musical Scale play
0:24 Pitch changes as C5 (C note above Middle C) plays and continues departure showing different cars attached to the Taurus
0:26 Jet boost sound from speed and continuous pitch
0:32 Jet engine startup/whooping/Shepard part sound
0:40 High-powered Air Conditioner sound imitated (with some extra squeaks)
0:57 End of train car showing and outro continues
Warum macht der Zug das Ton machen?
I always wondered why the Taurus's make this sound - is it coincidental in that they designed a gradual step-up of electric power (so that the train doesn't depart too fast/wheel slip) which just happened to produce a scale? Or did the designers intentionally WANT the train to play a scale for just that purpose? Or both? :]
What you hear is double the frequency at which the pulse inverters are working, and the sound itself actaully IS intentinal. They could have chosen any frequencies, but decided not to because it sounds nicer this way.
Also, sadly, only the first one or two generations have it, starting with the third generation its sadly gone, probably forever.
Het is Zürich HB ;)
Jammer dat we die niet in Nederland hebben