The Class 385 is here in Train Sim World with an all new sound enhancement mod brought to you by Sepian Sound!
With Raph behind the wheel and my foot on the gas, we're delivering you an entirely new mix rebuilt through the Unreal Editor to get this Hitachi train sounding as good as possible. A combination of recordings from Sepian Sound, my own recordings, and synthetic reproductions to fill any gaps were used to boost the audio detail for this unit in as many ways as we can muster. So let's take a look at what this mod is made of:
Completely new traction sounds
- Recordings from the Class 385 by Sepian Sound
- Extensive sound cues built by Raph which cover the inverters and motors - inside and out
- Separate interior and exterior rolling sounds and track joints
Reworked horn
- Reproduced by ear to provide a more accurate warning horn
- Sound mix differentiates the exterior and interior of the train with different clips
Tailored safety system audio
- Corrected sounds for AWS and Driver's Vigilance Alarms
- Introduced additional samples for starting up the systems
Softer recordings
- Touches push buttons, power handles, and doors with new recordings
- New recordings for the mechatronic passenger door system
- Separate exterior and interior aircon recordings
Known issues
- Horn attenuation being silly now
Installation Instructions
Navigate to your Train Sim World 3 DLC folder and install the pack
e.g. \steamapps\common\Train Sim World 3\WindowsNoEditor\TS2Prototype\Content\DLC
Additional Comments
Visit Sepian Sound to view more videos and recordings of trains from around the world:
Files
!Class385SoundMod5.pak 13 MB · Downloaded 293× Changelog.txt 726 B · Downloaded 103×Previously uploaded files have been downloaded 1,059 times before being withdrawn.
Comments
Do i have to delete this !TS2Prototype-385runsound file from my dlc in order to replace?
I don't think so no because we have a completely new script for completely new sounds. It should be fine.
Thank you both so much, oh my god. You have just turned the 385 from borderline unplayable into a dream!
Thanks :D
Does the Class 385 Brake Mod work with this because i get a feeling it brakes it from working?
If you mean the Combined Power-Brake Controller mod by Laika, then no this will work irrespective of that.
oh rite, thanks for letting me know
Thanks for this! Looking forward to using it.
I hope you enjoy it! I think we'll revist the mod for improvements after Rivet release their patches.
when modders do better job that the actual devs, thanks for this one, amazing sound
can make the Acela voice mod?
wdym?
Another modder said he is working on an acela sound mod
Great mod. It's another world ! Thanks a lot
Merci Merci
Denis
Fabuleux , tellement plus réaliste ! merci beaucoup pour votre travail et votre partage !
Great work, thats just so immersing with this sounds.
One little question. I have a section on east coast way, where i can test the flange sounds of different train types. On the 385 i cant hear anything. So am i right that rivet has dropped their quality to a level of not even including & setting up flange sounds for their vehicles?
Yep, that sadly is the case, and we can't really fix that without blueprint stuff. The last time we tried blueprint stuff, it broke the mod for several people, soooo...
I found the door sounds to be really loud in the driving cab with the recent update. Is this intentional or is this being looked at?
I'll look into it, but I don't think that's anything we can fix, seeing as it probably has to do with the new audio mixing (which really isn't that much different from the original, they just fixed the door bug afaik)
Thanks for update
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Thank you so much for making this sound mod for class 385 and making it available to everyone
Absolutely, thank Raph too. We believe this mod is a tremendous improvement. When Rivet Games deliver's, it could either be helpful or entertaining. Naturally, there are still a few kinks with the mod even after all the work we put into it so we'll try to figure something out...
Thank you to Raph aswell