Used to watch this so many times ever since when little!! Finally commenting here, since thought I did before, which I have not, and liked, and video is GREAT!! NICE JOB, BUD!!
Great video. I am a composer working with emulating train horns in a piano composition. Thanks for the inspiration. I did notice a few verbal-physical disagreements with the notes you said versus the notes you were playing, but I trusted your ear and the sound over your verbal note naming.
You can’t play these in correct temperament without a special keyboard which is very important for the design and ability to propagate with a dissident heterodyne beat frequency that carries across terrain. For example the wolf interval. If you had a harpsichord you could make adjustments for the
Back in the 80s I heard a minor chord train horn but only rarely. It was using the tracks along the south side of the Schuylkill River by Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. I always wondered what that was. Any ideas?
You're not playing the notes you say you're playing. e.g. 2:35 you say "E-flat, F#, B-flat", which would be an E-flat minor chord (spelled wrong). But you are clearly playing an E-natural, making this an F# dominant chord.
Just knowledge of the subject and research on the web. There are web sites that list horn chords. Check out Ed K's site, he has some good stuff about horns there.
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The "Terrible Intro" sounds like something you'd hear on a radio in Half Life.
Used to watch this so many times ever since when little!! Finally commenting here, since thought I did before, which I have not, and liked, and video is GREAT!! NICE JOB, BUD!!
Great video. I am a composer working with emulating train horns in a piano composition. Thanks for the inspiration.
I did notice a few verbal-physical disagreements with the notes you said versus the notes you were playing, but I trusted your ear and the sound over your verbal note naming.
Perhaps including 7ths and augmented 5ths in a regular chord could get that effect
Yup. See 2:35, for example. It's a Dom chord, not minor.
I have never heard anything so beautiful 😮😅😁😯😫
The K5LLA is easily the coolest ... a G# 7#9 chord (I believe). It rocks & rolls! Figured it out on a pedal steel guitar. Haha!
Those are some jazzy trains man.
Thank you so much for letting me know what kind of train horn that was on that other video. I am now a subscriber of yours!
No problem! Anything to help. Thank you much!
A lot of the notes said are incorrect on keyboard
You can’t play these in correct temperament without a special keyboard which is very important for the design and ability to propagate with a dissident heterodyne beat frequency that carries across terrain. For example the wolf interval. If you had a harpsichord you could make adjustments for the
That rs5t was spot on
Very nice video!!!
Nice!!!!
The M5 sounds like the Old cast P5
There were quite a few places where you said "A sharp" and played either A flat or A natural.
Back in the 80s I heard a minor chord train horn but only rarely. It was using the tracks along the south side of the Schuylkill River by Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. I always wondered what that was. Any ideas?
Bradley probably Conrail switching out the quary at Birdsborrow so probably an S3L or an RS3L
Wow,@3:00, that actually sounds like a 3rd gen K5LA used on Amtrak and CSX! =D
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The best !!!!!!
holy crap! k5la!
The trains that pass through my town play this chord: C E Bflat
That was awesome
Not sure, but I think some notes were played in the wrong octave. Particularly the Wabco E2B1
Hancock 4700 Horn On Piano Sounds Like Meitetsu 7000 Series Panorama Train (JA: 名鉄7000系) Horn
Request: Have a friend play Star vs. The Forces of Evil theme song with the 30 train horns.
Good stuff Travis!
4:15 That is the F sharp minor achord, true?
Like JR Electric Railcars
Try this
E A G C
sounds so realistic
c major chord
+purpleplasma93 yes
INDIGhOst
A minor 7th, or C major 6th
That's the SL4T!
R&N RailProductions the sl4t is Eb, Gb, Bb and Db
Caltrain doesn’t sound like that but cool vid
You're not playing the notes you say you're playing. e.g. 2:35 you say "E-flat, F#, B-flat", which would be an E-flat minor chord (spelled wrong). But you are clearly playing an E-natural, making this an F# dominant chord.
This is amazing!
From Idaho too
@@polandball7482 well hello
Where did find the list for all of these?
Just knowledge of the subject and research on the web. There are web sites that list horn chords. Check out Ed K's site, he has some good stuff about horns there.
TrainTrackTrav Thanks.
SantaFe Railway Productions Stop replying me with rude comments...
SantaFe Railway Productions Also I just want to try them out myself so.. Quit.
jeez, use organ sound!