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Danish Police Siren Mod by Asser90 1.3

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By asser90

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These are tones used in Denmark by the danish police and rescue force. 

Included in this pack is a WAIL, YELP, PIER for the standard police cars including fbi. Ambulance and firetruck tones have now also been added, however they are rough and still need some work. I intend to keep working on this siren and improve the quality alot more.

Please feel free to send me possible siren tones or videos with danish emergency vehicle sounds if you find any, i might find them usefull to add. 

FBI and Ambulance tones may sound alittle different, this is due to that fbi and ambulance slow's down the tones, i have tried my best to compensate this however its still not perfect.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/dWbxNdGnKSA

What's New in Version 1.3

Released

Now also including ambulance and firetruck tones.

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SwiftPace

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The sweet sound of our national police sirens

 

Great work

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asser90

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Thanks mate, took some time ripping - thanks for the acknowledgement.

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GooDNTS

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One simple question. Why the hell you people decided to distribute your audio mods as .oac "openFormats" file instead of .awc?
Do you also distribute your models mods as 3Ds Max Scene (.max) or zm3 files? I guess not.

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asser90

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22 minutes ago, GooDNTS said:

One simple question. Why the hell you people decided to distribute your audio mods as .oac "openFormats" file instead of .awc?
Do you also distribute your models mods as 3Ds Max Scene (.max) or zm3 files? I guess not.

Well needless to say, if people want to rip the audio from the .awc, no one is to stop them anyway. So i wouldent compare it like distributing it as zm3 files...

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GooDNTS

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17 minutes ago, asser90 said:

Well needless to say, if people want to rip the audio from the .awc, no one is to stop them anyway. So i wouldent compare it like distributing it as zm3 files...

The point is not about ripng anything, the point is openFormats (.oac) is for editing files, not for distribution. We will continuously change .oac formats and new versions of OpenIV will be not able to import old version of it.

 

 

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asser90

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Aight, well next version will be with awc instead, did not know that. - Thanks for heads up.

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NoGamer

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Riktig bra mod. Lyder akkurat som de danske sirene. Hvis du kunne, kunne du måskje endre på "wail", til et lidt højere lydniveau?

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asser90

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5 hours ago, NoGamer said:

Riktig bra mod. Lyder akkurat som de danske sirene. Hvis du kunne, kunne du måskje endre på "wail", til et lidt højere lydniveau?

Jeg tager et kig på det senere, det er ikke lige første prioritet lige nu, er ved og kigge på ambulance og bandbil's sirener lige nu.

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    FPIUGuy

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    May I recommend the Blue Lights in Denmark series by CPH Emergency Vehicles on YouTube. A bunch of great tones to go off of in this one:

     

     

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