04-10-2014, 12:05 PM
Bernhard, what you say is absolutely true! A compound Articulated Steam Locomotive, sounds just like a "single"
( one "engine" ) steam loco.
A "simple articulated" has two exhaust sounds, one from each engine, as the "engines" are both operating on high pressure steam straight from the boiler. Those exhaust "chuffs", can happen simultaneously, or in any pattern of syncopation.
Adding sound to a "Simple Articulated loco" can require some "creative timing" in the sound.
( one "engine" ) steam loco.
A "simple articulated" has two exhaust sounds, one from each engine, as the "engines" are both operating on high pressure steam straight from the boiler. Those exhaust "chuffs", can happen simultaneously, or in any pattern of syncopation.
Adding sound to a "Simple Articulated loco" can require some "creative timing" in the sound.
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!