Armstrong Powerhouse presents a Pro sound pack for the class 33 diesel locomotive.

How is a Pro sound pack different to a standard one?

If a sound pack is classed as being Pro, it means that most, if not all, of the sounds used have been recorded using state-of-the-art equipment at an especially organised recording session. This allows us to acquire the exact kind of sounds we require to create the best experience within the simulator. In the case of this pack, all sounds were recorded from 33109 at the East Lancashire Railway. As well as excellent audio quality, Pro packs include separate cab and exterior sounds because as anyone who's been in the cab of a locomotive knows, there is really quite a difference! Finally, all efforts have been made to make sure the sounds are as realistic as possible. One way we have achieved this is by employing realistic volume levels which means that the volume differential between idling and full power is prototypically large so as to make you really feel the power of the engine when it revs up.

What is exactly featured?

Ticking spirax valve

Engine start up/shut down

Carefully engineered engine rev-up sounds which vary depending on how much you move the power handle

Subtle traction motor hum can be heard in the cab as you pick up speed

If the power handle is shut off sufficiently, the engine note will cut out as per reality with only the winding down turbocharger audible

User operable two-tone horn using the space-bar and 'B' key

Compressor

Separate cab sounds

Bogie run sounds to give the sensation of movement

Brake release/application sounds

Brake rub

Brake squeal

Flange sound

Cab instrument sounds

Jointed track sounds (Bo-Bo 2-axles)

Realistic sound fading effects

Accurate volume levels. This means the quietest sounds are as quiet as they should be in relation to the loudest as per reality.

During the installation process, these sounds will be applied to all default liveries (BR Blue, BR Green, Dutch, EWS, General Grey, NSE & Railfreight Grey) contained within the DTG BR Class 33 and also the class 33 included with the DTG West Somerset Railway. Below is a video demonstrating the pack:

As well as the sounds, a 65 minute scenario is supplied for the DTG London to Brighton route which sees you drive an aggregate service between Salfords & Factory Junction (Clapham Junction) in 1998. To ensure the most realistic experience possible, it uses the timetable of the year it's based in which means you'll be in store for plenty of AI traffic as you weave between the busy south London traffic. The perfect way to test these sounds out.

This add-on is supplied in download format only.

If you have a problem with this product, please use the contact us button at the bottom of this page and we will try our best to fix it.

Essential Requirements

DTG BR Class 33 - More Information

AND/OR

DTG West Somerset Railway - More Information

Scenario Requirements

Please note that these items are only required if you would like to use the scenario supplied with this pack. If you only want to make use of the sounds or perhaps use them in your own scenarios instead of the included one then these items are not required.

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