God, what a beautiful ship. Titanic was the epitome of elegance and beauty in ships. The design of this ship was just flawless. Each and every ship before and after Titanic had some sort of imperfection in their design, they were either too long, too tall, to bulky, to crammed, had weird aft decks etc. but Titanic's design simply was gorgeous, with no imperfections.
Agreed, her imperfections where within the design, the height of watertight bulkheads is the main one. Still they raised Brittanics and shes in the same world (different neighborhood) from her sister.
I personally think the Mauretania is prettier (unpopular opinion, I know). There's something about the curved bridge, the massive intakes. It has the aggression of a sports car to it. Titanic is beautiful as well, but there's just something about the big Cunarders.
@@Local-Of-The-Mitten-State Titanic had a fire in a coal chute that started before the voyage began. The efforts to put it out resulted in the weight of the coal being disproportionate on her port side, resulting in the list. As fate would have it, the excess weight on the port side would act as a counter balance that kept the ship from capsizing during the sinking.
@AgentGodzillaRP1 Lol. That engine sound was barely noticeable on higher decks. It got more prominent when you descended deeper into the vessel's hull below D deck and below and around Titanic's fourth funnel where the main reciprocating engine room was located. Consequently passengers of those 3rd class cabins that were closest to the engine room were actually one of the first to be alerted that something had happened on that fateful night when engines suddenly after four days of continuous pounding went silent...
That is so true. I love the sound of the reciprocating engines their sound is very relaxing to me! if I would have been on the Titanic I would have been able to sleep because of the constant sound of the reciprocating engines, It was a pleasant ambient background noise.
gosh its beautiful!!! perfect!!! flawless!!!! seriously the prettiest machine ever. Thank you Thomas Andrews for bringing these stunning olympic class ships to life, especially the unbeatable Titanic. beautiful and breathtaking inside and out!!!! from every angle!!! 👏👏👏💯🤩🤩🤩
This is wonderful! A nice touch would be to have her lights gradually come on all over the ship and then have her all lit up and sailing away into the night…
In an alternate universe where Titanic actually made it to New York with a VERY successful crossing. E.J Smith retires with full honors, Bruce Ismay's reputation isn't shattered, Thomas Andrews is beyond the moon with how everything worked so smoothly, and the crew watching with smiles and hopes for many of the passengers departing the ship for better lives. 2 Olympic class liners (with a third being built) competing with Cunard's Lusitania and Mauritania as the top ships of the Atlantic Ocean.
Then just a couple years later, the name _Empress of Ireland_ becomes a fulcrum in western history, maybe even throwing a spanner into the development of WWI with what a huge international spectacle the disaster is.
I can just imagine the 2208 souls onboard inside away from cool outdoors that evening enjoying another fine end of day at sea with friends they made on this voyage.
0:46 it's about time someone makes the funnels properly glossy like they were. This looks 1,000,000 times better just by that and polishes the design completely.
This ambiance is phenomenal. The lighting, the sound of the engines, the flags blowing, the water…perfect. I know @History401 (one of your Patreon officers) loves this.
Truly I guess the Titanic's story will never die; there's always new awesome stuff popping up such as this but anyway here's why I think the Titanic's story will never die: (1) she was the largest movable man-made object of her day, (2) she excelled in luxury appointments, (3) it was her maiden voyage (of all voyages), (4) there were many celebrities of the day on board, (5) there was already a lot of talk about all her features before she was ever launched (including her "unsinkability"), and (6) the Titanic was the first ship in living memory to be sunk by an iceberg. Of course, let's not forget those who died. 1,500 souls is 1,500 souls.
What a great animation. I am also impressed by the attention to detail like the slight list to port and also the "This vessel has triple screws" notice boards which are now shown with white letters on a black background instead of a red background - recent research strongly suggests that the signs did have a black background. Excellent work, guys.
It's a red background in the video. You can see it if you zoom in at 40:06 .I've never heard anyone say it's black and if I were trying to warn people that's the last color I would use. Red would be more appropriate.
That was incredible. To whomever thought of this thank you. Just watching the ship sail. Listen to the engines and see the stacks. People enjoying themselves.
Sort of. Steerage passengers with stern accommodations would have heard the engines more distinctly. First and second class passengers heard more of a low humming and slight vibration. It was quite soothing according to some passengers and quite noticeable when it abruptly stopped. The engines could not be heard topside.
Yeah I agree it's beautiful and your documentary about the iceberg and the sinking and what they did on the way to the sinking was incredible Good job on this one and the documentary
i heard most found it quite soothing, in the first class areas it would of been a low hum and vibrations, the third class in stern accomodations would of heard it stronger than the first class did
Hopefully they'll show Ambience on crew area, stream engine, kitchen, Scotland Road, first class area, second class area, third class area even decks areas and the sinking of the ship soon.
@@josephblomeister3040 Because of the fire in one of the coal bunkers on the starboard side. They had to shift a lot of coal to the port side in order to be able to reach the fire and extinguish it. After that the coal remained on the port side, causing Titanic to have a slight list to port.
Lawrence Beesley remembers Titanic's list. He said when he stood in the middle of the library and looked out to the port and back to starboard, he could only see the ocean outside one of the windows. We now know that was the shift in coal bunkers.
Except the sun never set at Titanic’s stern. That would require her to be traveling east, on the return leg of the voyage. And actually, from where the sun is positioned slightly to port of the stern, Titanic would be traveling a little to the southwest. Other than that, it’s a lovely ambiance video.
Yup. That is the sound of the two triple expansion steam engines. I highly doubt that you could hear it from the outside though. But it’s beautiful, isn’t it?
Absolutely beautifull, love the sounds of the engine, could be setup as a 3d screen saver, its also very calming to watch. very nice work hope to see more.
What a beautiful ship, such elegance and grace, truly a masterpiece....Titanic was the zenith of ship building, an industry that has been in decline ever since, just take a look at the garbage they churn out nowadays "OASIS OF THE SEAS" and so on all look like bulky hunks of trash that will never be remembered and for good reason
I don't know if it is worth it to you all or not. But for what it's worth my wife and I are fans and we also love a good background ambient video. If you all ever felt like making a 12:01 am April 14th to 12:01 am April 15th recreation would be great video that would be (mostly) peaceful ambient. It would get a lot of play at our house. Just an idea. Keep up the amazing work. ❤
This is phenomenal work. The light, the sound of the engines, the blue Jack, the water, all perfect. In know History401 loves this. She is one of your Patreon Officers. She can’t stop watching it. Nor I, for that matter. Love the sound of the engines.
If I'm not mistaken, at sunset she'd be sailing towards the sun, but here she seems to be going northbound. A small insignificant detail however, that doesn't retract from this magnificent recreation
First, I discover BlackAtom productions, and his rabbit hole of bizarre, yet cool, sleep-sound videos, and the THAG goes and drops their own out of nowhere a few days later. What a weird and exciting point in my life.
Quite a beauty she was. Today we have these massive hulking monstrosities, amalgamations of plastic, steel and carbon fiber, whose main goal is to cram on as many passengers as possible with no consideration given to class and aesthetic style. Titanic was a perfect combination of both. This was a time when capitalism was certainly a main driving factor, but didn’t override a sense of taste, class and elegance. No wonder God wanted her all to himself.
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God, what a beautiful ship. Titanic was the epitome of elegance and beauty in ships. The design of this ship was just flawless. Each and every ship before and after Titanic had some sort of imperfection in their design, they were either too long, too tall, to bulky, to crammed, had weird aft decks etc. but Titanic's design simply was gorgeous, with no imperfections.
i think just exactly the same. perfect and flawless from every angle. its just perfect is unbelievable. beautiful!!!!!!
Agreed....it's nice to know I'm not the only one that thinks this way
Agreed, her imperfections where within the design, the height of watertight bulkheads is the main one. Still they raised Brittanics and shes in the same world (different neighborhood) from her sister.
I personally think the Mauretania is prettier (unpopular opinion, I know). There's something about the curved bridge, the massive intakes. It has the aggression of a sports car to it.
Titanic is beautiful as well, but there's just something about the big Cunarders.
Britannic as an liner would have been even better
Noticed her slight lean to port. Nice touch.
I noticed the slight list to port as well
What is the reason for that? Ive always been curious about that? Can anybody explain?
@@Local-Of-The-Mitten-State Titanic had a fire in a coal chute that started before the voyage began. The efforts to put it out resulted in the weight of the coal being disproportionate on her port side, resulting in the list.
As fate would have it, the excess weight on the port side would act as a counter balance that kept the ship from capsizing during the sinking.
and it slowed down the sinking@@RickisRetiered
@@RickisRetiered aaaaaaaah good to know!
*A night time animation would also look amazing*
Don't give them more excuses to stay silent!
Should have made it transitional, from sunset into night.
Nothing beats the sound of the reciprocating engines pounding continuously...😍
Honestly yea, it's a pleasant ambient background noise
It gives Titanic her own heartbeat. As if she has her own soul.
@AgentGodzillaRP1 Lol. That engine sound was barely noticeable on higher decks. It got more prominent when you descended deeper into the vessel's hull below D deck and below and around Titanic's fourth funnel where the main reciprocating engine room was located. Consequently passengers of those 3rd class cabins that were closest to the engine room were actually one of the first to be alerted that something had happened on that fateful night when engines suddenly after four days of continuous pounding went silent...
That is so true. I love the sound of the reciprocating engines their sound is very relaxing to me! if I would have been on the Titanic I would have been able to sleep because of the constant sound of the reciprocating engines, It was a pleasant ambient background noise.
“It was the last time Titanic ever saw daylight.”
The recovered big piece saw daylight again
@@rexrabbiteer true lol. So 0.1% of the titanic saw daylight again
😭
"We're up to dusk, the night of the sinking. 6 hours to go."
gosh its beautiful!!! perfect!!! flawless!!!! seriously the prettiest machine ever. Thank you Thomas Andrews for bringing these stunning olympic class ships to life, especially the unbeatable Titanic. beautiful and breathtaking inside and out!!!! from every angle!!! 👏👏👏💯🤩🤩🤩
This is wonderful! A nice touch would be to have her lights gradually come on all over the ship and then have her all lit up and sailing away into the night…
..Yeah. .that'd look just great ! ! 👌🏼
In an alternate universe where Titanic actually made it to New York with a VERY successful crossing. E.J Smith retires with full honors, Bruce Ismay's reputation isn't shattered, Thomas Andrews is beyond the moon with how everything worked so smoothly, and the crew watching with smiles and hopes for many of the passengers departing the ship for better lives. 2 Olympic class liners (with a third being built) competing with Cunard's Lusitania and Mauritania as the top ships of the Atlantic Ocean.
.I'm being a bit emotional reading this !
And Celine Dion is still a lounge singer.
Then just a couple years later, the name _Empress of Ireland_ becomes a fulcrum in western history, maybe even throwing a spanner into the development of WWI with what a huge international spectacle the disaster is.
If Titanic didn't sink, Britannic would've likely made a few trips to New York before the war.
I can just imagine the 2208 souls onboard inside away from cool outdoors that evening enjoying another fine end of day at sea with friends they made on this voyage.
0:46 it's about time someone makes the funnels properly glossy like they were. This looks 1,000,000 times better just by that and polishes the design completely.
something no one asked for
but everyone wanted
@@lga9046 why
@@konstantine21 oh wait, my browser clipped the part about everyone wanting it. I'm on board!
H&G's market research is on point.
This ambiance is phenomenal. The lighting, the sound of the engines, the flags blowing, the water…perfect. I know @History401 (one of your Patreon officers) loves this.
I just wish it was on an eight hour loop 😁
Truly I guess the Titanic's story will never die; there's always new awesome stuff popping up such as this but anyway here's why I think the Titanic's story will never die: (1) she was the largest movable man-made object of her day, (2) she excelled in luxury appointments, (3) it was her maiden voyage (of all voyages), (4) there were many celebrities of the day on board, (5) there was already a lot of talk about all her features before she was ever launched (including her "unsinkability"), and (6) the Titanic was the first ship in living memory to be sunk by an iceberg. Of course, let's not forget those who died. 1,500 souls is 1,500 souls.
What a great animation. I am also impressed by the attention to detail like the slight list to port and also the "This vessel has triple screws" notice boards which are now shown with white letters on a black background instead of a red background - recent research strongly suggests that the signs did have a black background.
Excellent work, guys.
It's a red background in the video. You can see it if you zoom in at 40:06 .I've never heard anyone say it's black and if I were trying to warn people that's the last color I would use. Red would be more appropriate.
That was incredible. To whomever thought of this thank you. Just watching the ship sail. Listen to the engines and see the stacks. People enjoying themselves.
3:45 Breathtaking!
Is that what you'd hear late at night when the ship is quiet, from your cabin? It's actually quite comforting!
What made most passenger awake in that fateful night wasn't the iceberg strike itself, but when the engines stopped.
@@ExAnimoPortugal I wouldve heard it but Idk thats just Me ;-;
Sort of. Steerage passengers with stern accommodations would have heard the engines more distinctly. First and second class passengers heard more of a low humming and slight vibration. It was quite soothing according to some passengers and quite noticeable when it abruptly stopped. The engines could not be heard topside.
Great work, Jack, I can now use the ocean and soft tones of the triple expansion engines to help me relax and sleep
That was the last time Titanic ever saw daylight
Alternate universe where the Titanic is sailing aimlessly and the crew are slowly going insane
Reminds me of Ian Edginton's Leviathan comic
🎉
@@dabird2409 thanks for the suggestion! just read it and liked it a lot
Glad you liked it!@@huellas8117
The bunkers are enchanted Bunkers of Holding, the coal supply is endless.
The Titanic was a very beautiful ship, the epitome of beauty & elegance.
I set this as a animated desktop background, love it so much!
This is amazing!!! Please do more! Thank you for putting such heart into all that you do!
Yeah I agree it's beautiful and your documentary about the iceberg and the sinking and what they did on the way to the sinking was incredible Good job on this one and the documentary
One of the reasons to stay alive = to live when THAG is finally released
So, you want eternal life. 'cause this game is never coming out.
@@___David__Probably...
But Project 401 will be released within this decade.
It’s already out you idiots.
I’m immediately putting this into my ship ambience playlist.
Now I can go to sleep or study to the sounds of Titanic's Engines! Thanks Guys!!
Is it me, or the ship is listing gently to port as she did on the night of the sinking? Great video by the way
..No, you're not the only one noticing this... . 🙌🏼
that's intentional
She had a slight list to port before the sinking
Beautiful animation! Good job Jack and Kyle! 😊
Awesome . Very well done indeed . Love the sound of a triple expansion steam engine and the sound of the ocean ..
Beautiful work from Jack Gibson and Kyle well done
This is not on her maiden voyage I reckon, with the sun setting on her port side?
The engine sound is mesmerizing! I wonder what the people on board thought about it!?
It's either annoying or relaxing to them I think
@@KaiwunShowtime 👍
i heard most found it quite soothing, in the first class areas it would of been a low hum and vibrations, the third class in stern accomodations would of heard it stronger than the first class did
Best Titanic sailing in sunset video. I liked it very much.
Hopefully they'll show Ambience on crew area, stream engine, kitchen, Scotland Road, first class area, second class area, third class area even decks areas and the sinking of the ship soon.
Eyy even the tilt is there, nice.
Why was it tilting?
@@josephblomeister3040 Because of the fire in one of the coal bunkers on the starboard side. They had to shift a lot of coal to the port side in order to be able to reach the fire and extinguish it. After that the coal remained on the port side, causing Titanic to have a slight list to port.
It's called a list, not a tilt
@@TesiaCullen Thank You! Yeah I had heard about the coal bunker fire but never knew it caused a list.
@@josephblomeister3040 You're very welcome!
Almost forgot about the project glad to see a post
She's so magnificent. The titanic story is timeless.
2:10 perfect accurate recreation of that scene in Titanic 1997 before Jack entered the Grand Staircase as Titanic sailed through the sunset ❤❤❤❤
This is actually wonderful, perfect background ambiance for the story I'm writing.
Beautiful Video
You guys nailed that White Star Buff paint color; perfect match to Ken Marshal's paintings! Thanks!
A sunset to night version would be awsome
Beautiful, however she's sailing roughly due north and her only voyage had her sailing due west.
Absolutely mesmerizing. 🥰😍
Note to self: don’t watch this when you need to be working because now I need a nap. 💤 😴 lol #relaxed
Lawrence Beesley remembers Titanic's list. He said when he stood in the middle of the library and looked out to the port and back to starboard, he could only see the ocean outside one of the windows. We now know that was the shift in coal bunkers.
What is it about these classic ocean liners that’s so beautiful? They just seem to have a certain elegance and charm that modern ships don’t.
This is calming. Also she was a thing of beauty.
This is magically soothing! Beautiful work!
"Can't wait to play this game" - Me, 2012, but in 2024
She’s beautiful! Awesome work team.
I'm eagerly awaiting an animation of the Titanic setting sail from Southampton port 🙂
We need a night version too please ❤ I need it every night I sleep
Rose: Hello Jack.... I changed my mind
I love how the Titanic also has the 7-degree list to port in this animation Aswell.
Great attention to detail.
1:32 Titanic is having a 2 degree list to port
Except the sun never set at Titanic’s stern. That would require her to be traveling east, on the return leg of the voyage. And actually, from where the sun is positioned slightly to port of the stern, Titanic would be traveling a little to the southwest. Other than that, it’s a lovely ambiance video.
..Excellent observation 👌🏼👌🏼
..Really love to read about these small but significant things in smart people's comments ! 💙
I love the sound of the reverberations of the engines.
..As if we're listening to her heartbeats !
Breathtaking TItanic, especially at sunset.
This would be a killer in VR 8k 180° video on a real scale.
Did anyone notice that she has a list to port?....... :P
I did.
A sunset that lasts one hour! Let it be like this everyday! Sunsets are just too short.
Come to Cape Town, South Africa. In the summer we have long sunsets. There is still light in the sky at 8:30 pm.
Come to Iceland in June. Sunset and sunrise become the same for hours and hours. Very surreal.
Wouldn't that be sunrise?
Since, you know, titanic was sailing into the west?
Awesome video
This is my new favorite video of TH-cam
this is beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous. ❤
Beautiful.
Beautiful "Queen of the Ocean" RMS Titanic". "Rest in Pride & Peace, All Ye Invincible Titans". Thou shalt be remembered!!!
The sun refusing to set should make spotting bergs easier.
Aaah. I’ve solved it. The reason why I love these so much is because the sound of the engines sound like a heartbeat
this is great for reading.
This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
this is exactly what i wanted, this is going to my Windows Vista dreamscene content and will be my live wallpaper
This is fantastic guys!! 👏 ❤
Since they have announced titanic 2 and I want to work on the ship I have been listening to this every night to get used to it thank you TITANIC hg
A sunset to remember.
“Hello Jack… I changed my mind”
What are we actually listening to? The machines sound like that? It seems like a heartbeat
I don't know, I ask the same.
It sounds like a drum solo.
Yup. That is the sound of the two triple expansion steam engines. I highly doubt that you could hear it from the outside though. But it’s beautiful, isn’t it?
Steam engines spinning
Absolutely beautifull, love the sounds of the engine, could be setup as a 3d screen saver, its also very calming to watch. very nice work hope to see more.
Titanic sailed West. The sun is at the back (stern) of the ship. This ship was sailing East.
It could be sunrise sweetie.
@@OzzieBo Title says sunset sweetie 🥴🥴
Love the rhythmic sound of the engine! Sounds like drums.
*Beautiful. it looks better than James Camerons Titanic VFX*
No he visto otro vídeo más bonito y relajante 😌 como este del Titanic. Enhorabuena a la persona tuyo autor lo creo
This reminds me of that scene on the movie when rose meets jack at the bow and they share that beautiful kiss ❤
.. Followed by the famous sketch sequence... .
Masterpiece! Brilliance! Just wonderful ❤
What a beautiful ship, such elegance and grace, truly a masterpiece....Titanic was the zenith of ship building, an industry that has been in decline ever since, just take a look at the garbage they churn out nowadays "OASIS OF THE SEAS" and so on all look like bulky hunks of trash that will never be remembered and for good reason
Good effort honor and glory. Good effort.
Beautiful details.
I don't know if it is worth it to you all or not. But for what it's worth my wife and I are fans and we also love a good background ambient video. If you all ever felt like making a 12:01 am April 14th to 12:01 am April 15th recreation would be great video that would be (mostly) peaceful ambient. It would get a lot of play at our house. Just an idea. Keep up the amazing work. ❤
This is phenomenal work. The light, the sound of the engines, the blue Jack, the water, all perfect. In know History401 loves this. She is one of your Patreon Officers. She can’t stop watching it. Nor I, for that matter. Love the sound of the engines.
The engines sound like jungle drums in the old King Kong movie
keep up the great work, you guys really made my dreams come true
Titanic ASMR? 😁❤️
I would never forget the Titanic on the movie
I'd like to see Titanic sailing on sunrise.
so many wires and supports.
Amazing work! keep up the amazing animations!!!😁😄😃😀
If I'm not mistaken, at sunset she'd be sailing towards the sun, but here she seems to be going northbound. A small insignificant detail however, that doesn't retract from this magnificent recreation
First, I discover BlackAtom productions, and his rabbit hole of bizarre, yet cool, sleep-sound videos, and the THAG goes and drops their own out of nowhere a few days later. What a weird and exciting point in my life.
Quite a beauty she was.
Today we have these massive hulking monstrosities, amalgamations of plastic, steel and carbon fiber, whose main goal is to cram on as many passengers as possible with no consideration given to class and aesthetic style. Titanic was a perfect combination of both.
This was a time when capitalism was certainly a main driving factor, but didn’t override a sense of taste, class and elegance. No wonder God wanted her all to himself.
Fantastic