I had a family member who was a first lieutenant navigator on a B 29 in the Pacific. This is what he heard many times. I am sure before he was shot down on a bombing run to Japan two months before the end of the war this is probably what he and his crewmates were listening to prior to being shot down Just two months before the end of the war with Japan he was 25 years old
I wonder how these flight crews ever made it through their missions without falling asleep! Now that's true DISCIPLINE! God bless them and I thank all of them for their service! 🇺🇸👍
I'd imagine the sheer fear helped along with enemy fighters and flak. They weren't called the greatest generation for nothing. Took Iron will to do what they did. Thanks for listening 😀
You're very welcome! This is one of three b29 ambiance videos I've made. th-cam.com/video/9g_EmGLtxOI/w-d-xo.html, and th-cam.com/video/Aa66IIyd1WY/w-d-xo.html. There's also a b-17 if you're interested, th-cam.com/video/bzNjCN7GIUo/w-d-xo.html. Enjoy, and thanks for listening.
Glad you like it! It's from another b29 video I did. I had a request from one of my subscribers that like that video but didn't like the radio chatter I had incorporated into that soundtrack. So I edited out the radio chatter, just leaving the sound of the b29s engines. That way, they get to enjoy and fall asleep to the track they like without the bits they didn't like.
@@BlackAtomProductions That subscriber would be me actually! :) It's just great. This and the bullet train are some of my favorite ambiance soundtracks. Glad I found your channel. Very cool mission too, looking to make an ambiance track for every imaginable sound lending itself to ambiance.
Flying back to Pacific Island airbases after accomplishing missions, they actually would take turns napping. But only when out of danger of course (late in the war).
Love if, the b17 video was dope too but that high pitched sound almost drove me into an asylum!! Can you remake that one without the high pitched sound?
I'm not sure what you are talking about. Can you link a time stamp as an example so that I can go to the point in the video where you are hearing this, so I can hear it for myself? Thanks
@@hawkeyeten2450 actually not the Chinese as the Americans helped them in WW2, and the Chinese actually let the Americans use airbases in China to launch the B29’s
@@HalitorianEmpire The (Communist) Chinese came to North Korea's aid during the Korean War. B-29s bombed both their troops and the North Koreans during the conflict from 1950-53.
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I'm not really sure. I do know there's a download option underneath each video, but I've never tried it. Ask in TH-cam's help section or google it, i'm sure there are a few ways. Heck, probably a video on TH-cam showing you how as well. I'd start there. Thanks for listening! 😀
B17 audio is authentic and was recorded from an old military video I found. The B29 is synthetic, though I do have some authentic B29 audio coming out in an upcoming video.
All depends on the audio sample. For most mechanical ambiances, say, just an engine running, you only need a few seconds but I try to get as long a sampling as possible. I don't offset tracks like these but I do ambient music because it helps to smooth those tracks together better. With tracks like these, featuring sounds and not music, i just clip the audio and then I try to make sure the point where the tracks come together match. If the amplitudes are offset they can make a "snap" sound. It's usually inaudible but I try to eliminate it because I dislike artifacts like that in the audio. If I can get the audio lines to line up I will, if not I try to make sure that both ends where the tracks come together are at 0 amplitude. A great place to find audio like this of a good length is a site called freesound. Another good free site is pixabay, they have a sound effects section. If you want more professional audio that is extremely affordable, "Pond 5" is a great option. Hope this helps.
The earliest video games had amazing storehouses of .wav sounds. I used to scroll down through them, laughing out at some of them. The .50 cal guns sound of the P47 and the default bomb blast in combat flight simulator one always cracked me up.
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I had a family member who was a first lieutenant navigator on a B 29 in the Pacific. This is what he heard many times. I am sure before he was shot down on a bombing run to Japan two months before the end of the war this is probably what he and his crewmates were listening to prior to being shot down Just two months before the end of the war with Japan he was 25 years old
Thanks for listening!
This is the one for me brilliant job thank you from uk
You’re welcome 😊
I wonder how these flight crews ever made it through their missions without falling asleep! Now that's true DISCIPLINE! God bless them and I thank all of them for their service! 🇺🇸👍
I'd imagine the sheer fear helped along with enemy fighters and flak. They weren't called the greatest generation for nothing. Took Iron will to do what they did. Thanks for listening 😀
I always wonder 😅
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@@sineadgrier2182god I love it. Gotta love it
Great 👍 stuff for people who can't sleep.. I love it. Thank you
Glad you enjoy it!
I got to fly in the Cockpit of a '46 DC-3 right next to those Engines...
Thank God for David Clark Aviation Headsets...LOUD! but awesome experience.
Fantastic!!! Thank you soo much
You're very welcome! This is one of three b29 ambiance videos I've made. th-cam.com/video/9g_EmGLtxOI/w-d-xo.html, and th-cam.com/video/Aa66IIyd1WY/w-d-xo.html. There's also a b-17 if you're interested, th-cam.com/video/bzNjCN7GIUo/w-d-xo.html. Enjoy, and thanks for listening.
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Thanks buddy! I also listen to the b17 from time to time! Happy Holidays!!
You delivered beutifully, thank you so much! This is the perfect propeller plane ambiance.
Glad you like it! It's from another b29 video I did. I had a request from one of my subscribers that like that video but didn't like the radio chatter I had incorporated into that soundtrack. So I edited out the radio chatter, just leaving the sound of the b29s engines. That way, they get to enjoy and fall asleep to the track they like without the bits they didn't like.
@@BlackAtomProductions That subscriber would be me actually! :) It's just great. This and the bullet train are some of my favorite ambiance soundtracks. Glad I found your channel. Very cool mission too, looking to make an ambiance track for every imaginable sound lending itself to ambiance.
@@ULSWC Excellent, I hope you enjoy it. And thanks for listening.
Flying back to Pacific Island airbases after accomplishing missions, they actually would take turns napping. But only when out of danger of course (late in the war).
thanks
You're welcome! Enjoy and sleep well 😴💤💤💤
This sounds almost exactly like the blue forcefields in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
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Love if, the b17 video was dope too but that high pitched sound almost drove me into an asylum!! Can you remake that one without the high pitched sound?
I'm not sure what you are talking about. Can you link a time stamp as an example so that I can go to the point in the video where you are hearing this, so I can hear it for myself? Thanks
im listening this viseo 9 hrs
Excellent, enjoy 😀
Japanese disliked this video
I'd imagine anyone that has experienced this sound in real life and been on the other end of it disliked it as well. Thanks for listening! 😁
The other dislikes are the North Koreans and the Chinese army.
@@hawkeyeten2450 actually not the Chinese as the Americans helped them in WW2, and the Chinese actually let the Americans use airbases in China to launch the B29’s
@@HalitorianEmpire The (Communist) Chinese came to North Korea's aid during the Korean War. B-29s bombed both their troops and the North Koreans during the conflict from 1950-53.
@@hawkeyeten2450 Smart mouth you are.
awakened by an abnoxious advertusement I wont be playing this vid again
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How many miles to Nagoya?
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@@BlackAtomProductions Wake me up over the target
The commercials ads for this video suck....
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Is there a way to download and play locally? I am using hotspot wireless and it has limits.
I'm not really sure. I do know there's a download option underneath each video, but I've never tried it. Ask in TH-cam's help section or google it, i'm sure there are a few ways. Heck, probably a video on TH-cam showing you how as well. I'd start there. Thanks for listening! 😀
the b17 was the flying fortress, the B-29 was the Super fortress the B-52 was the Strato fortress. why do i have to know everything
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@ Robert Bolding, cuz you're Air Force Vet, like me ! Hahaha.
You don't know everything.
Do you really know everything? That sounds like a burden.
And the B-36 was the disappointment
B17 Flying Fortress, B29 Super Fortress, noise we’re listening to, neither.
B17 audio is authentic and was recorded from an old military video I found. The B29 is synthetic, though I do have some authentic B29 audio coming out in an upcoming video.
If it doesn't float your boat.. Look elsewhere.. We all love it.. Can ya make better?
Like Curtis Wright 3350s/ and Pratt 4360s...
Authentic one out of sync...
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How long is the loop and how may layers do you offset please?
All depends on the audio sample. For most mechanical ambiances, say, just an engine running, you only need a few seconds but I try to get as long a sampling as possible. I don't offset tracks like these but I do ambient music because it helps to smooth those tracks together better. With tracks like these, featuring sounds and not music, i just clip the audio and then I try to make sure the point where the tracks come together match. If the amplitudes are offset they can make a "snap" sound. It's usually inaudible but I try to eliminate it because I dislike artifacts like that in the audio. If I can get the audio lines to line up I will, if not I try to make sure that both ends where the tracks come together are at 0 amplitude. A great place to find audio like this of a good length is a site called freesound. Another good free site is pixabay, they have a sound effects section. If you want more professional audio that is extremely affordable, "Pond 5" is a great option. Hope this helps.
The earliest video games had amazing storehouses of .wav sounds. I used to scroll down through them, laughing out at some of them.
The .50 cal guns sound of the P47 and the default bomb blast in combat flight simulator one always cracked me up.
Ambient music 😂😂😂
Thanks for listening 😀
what is noise id?
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