Change parameters to build an exact command. Your agent runs it with sb and gets the WAV.
Command
$ sb get 6HP4SQV0M7@1 -o railroad-crossing-bell.wav
How it's made
Source
an electronic crossing bell reproducing a struck steel cup through a small weatherproof driver. Each ding has a 2 ms rounded onset and a quiet 5 ms band-limited excitation, without a switching click.
Body
additive damped modes at 0.5, 1, 1.49, 2.03, 2.71, 3.76 and 5.12 times a 940 Hz prime; a weak split prime 2.3 Hz higher produces beating. A 310 Hz driver mode lasts only 70 ms.
Envelope
prime T60 is 0.90 s, hum 1.08 s; upper modes decay in 0.16-0.61 s, so each bright attack mellows naturally. A silent 30 ms voice release prevents truncation clicks; the output is dry and centred.
Rhythm
six identical dings per 3 s by default, exactly 500 ms apart, with no timing jitter. Every cadence setting uses a whole number of dings per 3 s, preserving the loop's warning rhythm.
Variation
seeded unit tuning varies by only 0.15 percent; every ding uses the same mode frequencies. Presets cover clear electronic, compact fast, low roadside and slow long-ring crossing installations.
Parameters
Parameter
Range
Default
Unit
Controls
pitch
650 – 1300
940
Hz
Bell pitch
dings
4 – 8
6
—
Dings per three seconds
ring
0.45 – 1.3
0.9
s
Ring decay
brightness
0 – 1
0.65
—
Brightness
steel
0 – 1
0.3
—
Steel character
seed
int
1
—
Variation, reproducible
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