Dispatcher recording from Ed Cook and Open Rails

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  • Claude350
    1500 Post Veteran
    • Nov 1999
    • 1615
    • Savannah, Georgia, USA.

    #1

    Dispatcher recording from Ed Cook and Open Rails

    I have dispatcher recording that were made by Ed Cook for MSTS. These are not recording recorded from another source but recording using real people. The were working fine for Open Rails until I updated a few updates back and now the recordings sound like Alvin and the Chipmonks. What do I need to change in his SMS files to get the recordings to slow down? this is what one of the SMS files look like. The recording were made a few years back.

    SIMISA@@@@@@@@@@JINX0x1t______

    Tr_SMS (

    ScalabiltyGroup( 0
    Activation (
    Cabcam ()
    Externalcam ()
    Distance (2000)
    )
    Deactivation (
    Passengercam ()
    Distance (2000)
    )
    Stereo()
    Streams ( 1
    Stream (
    Priority ( 6 )
    Triggers ( 1
    Variable_Trigger ( Distance_Dec_Past 100 PlayOneShot ( 1 File ( "CN396_RTC1.wav" -1 )
    SelectionMethod ( SequentialSelection ) ) )
    )
    VolumeCurve (
    DistanceControlled
    CurvePoints ( 4
    0.0 1.0
    100.0 1.0
    950.0 1.0
    2000.0 1.0
    )
    Granularity ( 0.05)
    )
    FrequencyCurve (
    DistanceControlled
    CurvePoints ( 2
    0.0 11025
    2000.0 11025
    )
    Granularity ( 1900 )
    )
    )
    )
    )
    )
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  • veemr
    Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 24
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    • ORTS

    #2
    Near the end of your file, try changing the two frequency values 11025 to about half, 5512. Literally yesterday I had this occur on a Scenic Sub activity and this fix restored Alvin to normal.

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    • Claude350
      1500 Post Veteran
      • Nov 1999
      • 1615
      • Savannah, Georgia, USA.

      #3
      Thank you so much for the reply. I will try this when I get home from work.

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      • Claude350
        1500 Post Veteran
        • Nov 1999
        • 1615
        • Savannah, Georgia, USA.

        #4
        That fixed the recordings. I'm a happy camper now. Thanks for your help.

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