BVE: Rohr Trains

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  • damcox

    #1

    BVE: Rohr Trains

    Hello Guys,
    I have recently been in contact with an American fan of Boso View Express named Matthew Tilley. He is a busy person and doesn't get much spare time and he was wondering if I could post the following messege.
    He is intrested in developing the Rohr Trains in America on such lines as the Bart (Bay Area Rapid Transport) system in California. I do not know much about the trains. He is looking for a source of sounds for his train. He is very determined to make the train or a route!
    If you could help with sounds or know anyone who could, [link:homepage.ntlworld.com/frank.cox/damon/contact.htm|pop me an e-mail] and I will pass it on to him.
    Thankyou for reading this and we look forward to any replies.

    Damon Cox
    [link:www.virtual-rail.co.uk|http://homepage.ntlworld.com/frank.c...rsmalladd.gif]
  • P42number1
    New Member
    • Apr 2003
    • 0
    • Springfield, PA, USA.

    #2
    RE: Rohr Trains

    Here is a website with many sounds, including BART trains.

    http://www.audiolicense.net/sfx/subc...aincat_id=1373

    They ARE free, if you RIGHT-click "Mp3". The prices are there if you want it on a CD, or something of the sort

    BTW, Tell him "Good Luck" on the project!

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    • Tim Frost
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2003
      • 554
      • California, United States.

      #3
      RE: Rohr Trains

      I can get more than that too, being that I'm from the area. If I remember next time I'm researching CalTrain I'll bob onto BART and take some recordings.

      [font color="#3366FF"]Tim Frost[font size="-2"]
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      • damcox

        #4
        RE: Rohr Trains

        Thankyou guys!

        Damon Cox
        [link:www.virtual-rail.co.uk|http://homepage.ntlworld.com/frank.c...rsmalladd.gif]

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        • vince_black
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2003
          • 283
          • Prague, Czech Republic.

          #5
          RE: Rohr Trains

          From 2,5 to 5 pounds for one sound file?? Are they crazy or what??

          Vince

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          • Tim Frost
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2003
            • 554
            • California, United States.

            #6
            RE: Rohr Trains

            Agreed, it's ridiculous!

            [font color="#3366FF"]Tim Frost[font size="-2"]
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            • smace
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2003
              • 481
              • .

              #7
              RE: Rohr Trains

              If I read the page correctly, the fee is for the licence to use in commercial type works like a comercial or record. I saw nothing on the site the talked about personal or non commercial use. Perhaps something could be worked out for non moneymaking use sugh as BVE

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              • Tim Frost
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2003
                • 554
                • California, United States.

                #8
                RE: Rohr Trains

                That makes more sense but like I said I'm happy to record the sounds for free.

                [font color="#3366FF"]Tim Frost[font size="-2"]
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