Motorrad woher kommt der Sound genau?

Hallo, Ich wüsste mal gerne was genau die cmm mit dem Sound zu tun hat und die Zylinder anzahl. klar ein 1zyl knallt und ein 4zyl hat mehr einen durchgehenden Sound. Aber was ist lauter?

Mein Onkel fährt ne 1300er mit ich glaube einem L Motor (keine Ahnung ob 2 oder 4zyl). Ich fahre eine 650er V2. Meine ist lauter, wir beide haben einen Sportauspuff.

woher kommt der Sound denn nun wenn nicht vom ccm? Sicher ist es immer Individuell was lauter ist, aber vielleicht gibt es ja sowas wie eine Faustformel…hab im großem Internet leider nichts gefunden =)

mfg.

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SirKermit
8 years ago

The sound has much more to do with sound design than with the pure engine capacity and the number of cylinders that naturally also play a role: http://www.motorradonline.de/auspuff/motorrad-auspuff-sounddesign/564594

We expect a certain sound to match the image of the vehicle and the two-wheeler is just trimmed on it. If a Harley is running-täng-täng-täng (like my scooter), then the buyer escapes. 😉 Of course, if you just want to have it loud, get away with the exhaust. It is not practical, the race management will naturally intervene.

And the frequency of the noise also determines the subjectively perceived volume in humans, see http://www.bmub.bund.de/themes/air-laerm-verkehr/laermschutz/laermschutz-im-ueberblick/was-ist-laerm/

bauerjonas
8 years ago
Reply to  SirKermit

A Harley will never make Räng-Täng-täng because it is four-stroke

SirKermit
8 years ago
Reply to  bauerjonas

There may seem to have been a slipper: and http://www.kfz-tech.de/manufacturer/HarleyDavidson/HarleyDavidson.htm

HD slips under the roof of an investor and is subsequently

Italian aermacchi together. This is the time when

there are also small motorcycles with the logo. Not quite

unsuccessful, especially since this technique is also in the racing area

do. Never tell anyone, for example, it wouldn’t have a two-stroke from Harley

I.

see also http://www.hemmings.com/magazine/hmn/2012/02/1968-78-Harley-Davidson-SX-250/3708451.html (but after Harley, she really doesn’t look like her).

Effigies
8 years ago

In principle, it works like a drum. The greater the volume the deeper the sound, the faster you get on it the louder.

In the case of the mopped, the greater the gas volume the lower, the faster the pressure wave the louder.

Buronengaudi
8 years ago
Reply to  Effigies

So you’re not a drummer… I cannot support your thesis. Drums can be voices. Even very large membranes are very tunable and you can play as loud as well as very quiet at high speeds. for the motorcycle, however, your comparison would fit. Please don’t generalize your theory!

checkpointarea
8 years ago

The acoustics are primarily produced by the number, the arrangement and the ignition sequence of the cylinders.

Hairgott
8 years ago

No, you don’t think much. It comes partly to the exhaust and the DezibelKiller.
I bet my 85ccm is louder. xD

Hairgott
8 years ago
Reply to  Hairgott

Of course, the engine also plays a role, but you’ve already noticed in your question, so I thought it’s not worth mentioning.

Hairgott
8 years ago
Reply to  Hairgott

KTM 85sx
What misignition xD
Don’t have a DB killer inside. Why do you need this on the Motocross route?!