Sentry Defender and Thunderbolts synth

No, the picture isn't moving. You'll have to use your imagination. I might simulate this from central campus as well, but I don't know since I already have real recordings of that.

[@Ahmad__Muslim]

I was listening to sirens the same day the sirens in my town went off for a flood warning today. The timing

[@settingsun3470]

0:12 man, I wish all thunderbolts could wind up like that

[@ganon8109]

carto0ndude yea

[@jeremydunn6089]

That alert sounds demonic, with all of the thunderbolts making eerie chords.

[@batto-mang9972]

Music to my ears

[@DenverRailfanHD]

THIS IS THE BEST SYNTH EVER!!!!

[@GODDOG6615]

It sounds so amazing😍😍😍

[@amtrak3501]

oh man, this is awesome!

[@caek2]

I Used to live there I remember that exact ambience!!!!!!

[@HystoricalMicrobe]

wow amazing

[@stormchaser1000T]

dude! alarmsythsrus you did an incredible job on this!

[@AmericanSirenProductions]

i still think the pictures moving but in fact its just a picture

[@catman5169]

Where I used to live, the first test...alert...would be the siren for the county fire fighters...the attack would be for the city firefighters....

[@IndyTheGreat]

Could you perhaps make a video showing how you make your wind-ups so specifically?

[@IndyTheGreat]

Nick does not use Audacity to make these sounds. He generates the sounds through algorithmic composition which uses coding to translate equations into sound. Audacity will be used for some effects.

[@rossnolan2883]

the sentry defendor starts at 0:06 the next one starts at 0:12 and the last one starts at 0;14 loud

[@Cnw8701]

THAT'S AMAZING!

[@bkriegel95]

Wow that's an erie sound

[@rossnolan2883]

0:14

[@TrainsAndSirens1]

You missed spell Thunderbolt on the title. I'm just letting you know. :)

[@ClayRanger143]

Can I use this for my scenario?

[@flyoversirens3704]

Are you based in Iowa like me?

[@TheJakeman789]

I will admit that sounds very relistic