Yeret
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Anyone have any idea how to replicate this particular horn? Looking around, the closest I've heard is a foghorn fitted to a ship or set up in a lighthouse although they don't seem quite as "low."
Most airhorns that I've listened to are much higher-pitched than what the War Rig used. Looking at pictures, it looks like the War Rig only had a single horn so I suppose they maybe got an air horn set, but ditched the "high pitch" horns and only kept the "low pitch" horn?
I've also read that the sound was digitally created but I imagine that it should be possible to set up an air horn setup with that particular note. Just not sure how one goes about it. Maybe a horn with a large throat hooked up to a compressor that kicks out large volume at low pressure?
Anyone have any idea how to replicate this particular horn? Looking around, the closest I've heard is a foghorn fitted to a ship or set up in a lighthouse although they don't seem quite as "low."
Most airhorns that I've listened to are much higher-pitched than what the War Rig used. Looking at pictures, it looks like the War Rig only had a single horn so I suppose they maybe got an air horn set, but ditched the "high pitch" horns and only kept the "low pitch" horn?
I've also read that the sound was digitally created but I imagine that it should be possible to set up an air horn setup with that particular note. Just not sure how one goes about it. Maybe a horn with a large throat hooked up to a compressor that kicks out large volume at low pressure?
