9" Chamber Sounding 1: 5:11 Sounding 2: 5:21 Sounding 3: 5:37 12" Chamber Sounding 1: 6:32 Sounding 2: 6:46 15" Chamber Sounding 1: 7:20 Sounding 2: 7:35 Sounding 3: 7:42 Full Whistle Sounding 1: 9:14 Sounding 2: 9:41 Sounding 3: 9:47 Sounding 4: 10:00

it's almost like she is crying out from all those years ago. very emotional

How in the hell did I not know this happened back in 1999? This is hauntingly beautiful.

Her voice. TITANIC died so young - never got to "prove" herself to the world. Maybe that's why she sounds so sad. :^( RIP Titanic

9:41 that echo truly shows her cries that night

This is TRULY incredible. Those whistles sat at the bottom of the North Atlantic for 87 years. YET, they still survive. The truly extraordinary thing about Titanic is that we all who admire and love her, keep her alive through our passions. Incredible.

Once this ship grabs your attention, the grip never loosens!

The sound of actual GHOSTS

Those whistles are truly beautiful to hear. Words cant even describe. Thank you Spammals for posting this.

I though people were exaggerating when they said it sounded like a crying voice, it's truly haunting how true it is, a sad voice, still fighting even after all these years.

This gives me chills.... like pumping air past a corpse's repaired vocal cords to find out what their last dying screams for help sounded like.......

The sounds of this whistle, she’s crying out. She wants her crew back. She wants her passengers back. She wants to breathe, yet again.

It feels like whistles are like “Why aren’t I on Titanic funnel? why where am I? * cry’s of of help*

This brought tears to my eyes and made me heartbroken to hear the whistle of the legendary Titanic

Now just imagine this with steam pressurized air instead of just compressed air. Would have been full throated and much louder. This is still something to behold and sends a shiver down my spine.

This actually almost made me cry, so powerful

It's the sound of mourning, out of despair. Its just a whistle....but its much more than that now.

9:44 that resonance after the whistle blast. Chills every single time.

I saw this video two years ago and felt nothing. I was listening for information, I was listening to hear what Titanic sounded like. In James Cameron's book about his 1997 film, he says he went on three dives to Titanic's wreck. He stated that it wasn't until the third dive that he let Titanic speak to him. And he said it made all the difference in the world. I watched this again today. I'm a high school boy. I'm at the age where I'm not supposed to feel anything. I feel no shame saying I cried hearing Titanic's voice. It is a powerful sound. But you can hear her dying. It's as if she gets weaker with each sounding, even though each is louder than the last, you can hear her struggle. Everyone, I beg of you: if you rewatch this, let Titanic in. It will make a world of difference.

Someone has to recreate these beautiful whistles, from the original blueprints and with the same bronze it was made in. then blow them on steam and hear her voice sing again

She's yelling for the help she never got

This actually made me cry to actually hear her. It almost was as though she were crying across time. Thank you so very much for post this, Spammals

That's her voice she's crying

At 10:00 I can definitely tell the similarities between this whistle and the Olympics whistle, very deep and rich, but it would’ve been deeper if they were played under steam.

Wow... I personally find this to be quite chilling, but Im completely awestruck. What a piece of history! I cant imagine the privilege to be able to work with something of that magnificence. And its even more special because like many of you im sure: the titanic has been something I have been fascinated and obsessed with as a kid, and it never dies down. I find that there is always something new to be learned or seen, and it keeps me coming back more obsessed each time. Excellent video, thanks for uploading this, Spammals!

Her voice cries…😢 because she’s forever frozen in time

It’s almost odd to think that there is now no one alive that can remember these whistles being attached to the RMS Titanic. It’s like hearing a voice that had been forgotten for a century

Hey guys and happy 105th anniversary Titanic. I know that Titanic will never be forgotten and Titanic will live on for many more years to come

You put this together so well Spammals :) Really moving to hear her voice again and interesting to see what it took to make it happen!

Great video, thanks for posting. Breaks my heart that this beautiful lady will one day be totally gone. Her voice is sad but beautifully haunting.

Was there when I was a kid when they sounded the whistle. Family was all unimpressed, but I was amazed by it, even at the age I was. Still remember it to this day 20 years later.

I think they should construct a replica in real life of these whistles and sound those off at full steam.

I will never forget seeing the exhibition in Boston. I was able to actually touch a piece of the hull that had been brought up. As a life long student of the Titanic disaster, I couldn’t have imagined that one day I would actually touch a part of that ship.

Hello, 3 years later and i still enjoy this video atleast 4 times a month. It made me feel like i did when i was aboard Titanic in my past life, Lovely!

Those whistles are a treasure. When I saw those whistles in the video I saw them like a new born Child. To think the depth those whistles were in and now are working like the day Titanic was coming to New York is beautiful.

Myself and a few friends where in the St. Paul crowd... watching this just brings it all back. Even if she was under the power of air vs steam that day, I can only describe hearing it as chilling & bittersweet. I love to cruise & when I hear a ships horn, I can't help but reflect on what it must of been was like for Titanic. So glad I happened upon this video.

Thank you very much, this is so beautiful and yet so heartbreaking. I cried alot while watched your video. It makes me think of her sinking. Titanic 111 year anniversary is different this time. RIP. Innocent souls. 💔🥀🚢🌊

That was pretty emotional. Hearing her voice so many years later.

The voice of Anna, the Princess of the Ocean, finally comes forth after over a century of silence

titanic was crying 😭 ..the night she hit the iceberg n felt let down by the arrogance of Bruce ismay who had no disregard n no thought for titanic's crew n passengers n children yet still pushed for more speed ............God bless titanic n her lost souls n crew xx rest in heaven xx

You've brought tears to eyes. I didn't know this had happened all those years ago. This would be like hearing an automated phone message from the old world trade center.

Wow... Just beautiful. Here I am making a study on the forward funnel and it's story. And the whistles just overwhelm my research so far...

Absolutely Amazing how the "Whistles from the Titanic were Restored!" I was there in St. PAUL, MINNESOTA when they sounded... Although you are listening to "History," I could "NOT" help but think what was going through the minds of passengers & crew in it's final moments. May those who perished, so long ago be a Peace! ❤

Closest I came in touch with Titanic was reaching over into exhibit ( I'm 6ft tall ) and thumping a giant piece of the hull that was on exhibit in Los Angeles... To hear that metal resonate from me striking it brought it closer to reality for me...

I get chills hearing from 100 years ago and it still sounds as Majestic as it did back then

Its like you can hear the screams....her screams and the screams of thousands.

I love the Titanic

Titanic calling back from the past she had a good set of lungs on her RIP. gone but not forgotten.

Incredible to hear her sound.

She speaks to us again

This is amazing. I never knew ocean liner whistles were so large and heavy but it makes sense they would be. I didn't know these whistles were salvaged and they still seem to work perfectly. Amazing video!

It is beautiful to see everyone commenting about the Titanic like she's not just a ship, an object, but a person. An old friend. At the time, she symbolized human supremacy. Humans are capable of everything. If they are not capable of doing something today, they will be able to in the future. Humans created a Queen of the ocean. She was such a beautiful ship. She still is today on her seabed. She is now the guardian of all wrecks that lay in oceans, as a reminder of all the suffering they went through on the day of their death. She had a huge impact when she sank and revolutionized the world of navigation by installing better rules and precautions. Her death was not in vain. She's still so important today. It is beautiful to see people still remembering her and being interested in her. She symbolizes dreams, hopes, ambitions but also death, ice, pain and suffering. Life. To hear her whistles again symbolizes rebirth.

They should put the whistles on the Titanic 2 if it ever happeneds.

Titanic talking after 100 years

7:20 "Do it fairly quickly. Don't let it go down too long." *proceeds to hold it down really long and has to be told to stop.

I needed this I can't tell you how emotional that is this is probably the best video I've seen in 2021

I heard them live in St. Paul for the event described in the video. I doubt that anyone there cared that they weren’t sounded with steam - their voice was amazingly chilling and moving. People next to me did, indeed, start to cry.

It makes me wonder if anyone was actually struck by the whistles when the funnel came down onto those innocent souls. Bone chilling.

This is the saddest and most beautiful thing I have ever heard

In 1977, I got the book "A Night To Remember" and was fascinated with the Titanic ever since. When the Titanic display came to our town I saw the steam whistles, they were just within reach, so I reached up and touched them, making contact with a part of the ship after all those years was a great feeling and something I will always treasure.

Spammals...i cried when i heard her whistles...it was Titanic was crying out to us and telling us what happen her, thank you for posting this Spammals. Btw the Normandie's whistles are similiar to Titanic's, don't you think?

Thanks for sharing this video with us Spammals. It was 'bitter-sweet' hearing the Titanic's horn ring out once again after her fateful maiden voyage. Just nice to know that there are so many people worldwide who love the Titanic as much as I do. Keep up the great work!

It is just...so...i cant even discribe it, it its so Sad and Wonderfull at once...the Sound of a long lost Beast...a Steal Behemoth,Screaming up one last Time,this, this just...i am literaly Crying right now...

I wonder if they polished them so they shone bright again? That's what I did with my old scooter bell, it was 13 years old and I polished it, I don't remember when it was that shiny! Love the video and working their way from the small chambers to the large one, and finally the whole thing. Love Titanic ever since I was very young, hearing her voice is something I never thought I'd see

Simply amazing. ! never in my wildest dreams would I think I'd ever hear the haunting sounds of the Titanic's whistles. My hat is off to these men for bringing these whistles back to life. To live all these years after first hearing about the Titanic as a 10 year old is something I'll never unhear and witness. Thank you gentlemen for an experience of a life time. I'm deeply touched .

It’s almost like when the steam whistles sound that Titanic is alive just for that moment

Just imagine that it's April 10th, 1912 and the largest ship in the world is leaving port on her maiden voyage filled with passengers and crew. The quayside is PACKED with people and well-wishers waving. This beautiful man-made structure begins a life of her own and starts to nudge away from the quayside with the help of tugs. Everyone's waving, crying, laughing, smiling, and standing in awe as this beautiful ship sounds her gigantic whistles and she just looks absolutely majestic. She is the sign of her country's achievements, and everyone is proud of her. Then she sinks 4 days later with the loss of 1,503 souls and she is lost forever. The world mourns. Still such a sad story over 110 years later.

great video spammals, didn't expect this kind of a video tbh, but it feels good to plug off from the games from time to time :)

Tarn, I'll never forget that day. And yes, most of us were in tears. It was probably one of the most poignant moments in my life. We were honored to be part of the "unofficial crew.". And even though we didn't get the opportunity to touch the whistles, it was still truly an amazing experience. I also remember tromping through the Sub-Zero temperatures following George, our inimitable leader, trying to find that stupid restaurant. LOL. That was truly one of the great moments.

In just those few moments the ship was alive again

It's a little backwards that the original whistles can be heard with only a little searching, but the replicas being sounded on steam not so much. Thanks for sharing this video.

Those whistles ... for quite a few may be have been the last thing seen before being crushed by a falling funnel

Well, Titanic H&G can use these!

This is too good. If I was alive when they sounded it in MN in 1999 and if I was there, I would simply break down and cry

God the way this whistle broke my heart. As though the thousand who died screamed out in agony as air blasted through those whistle chambers, only to be silenced once more after the pressure was cut off.

Wow man thanks for uploading!! That is incredible!! I have been a fan of the RMS Titanic since I was 6 years old and hearing her whistles now is indescribable and emotional at the same time.

Amazing, just amazing! This made me cry when I hear titanic speak again, so chilling and so beautiful! Thanks spammals for this wonderful video, it touched my heart.

Awesome! I’m so glad they brought them back and restored them. Not to shabby for sitting at the bottom of the sea for a century!. They are the last surviving voices. And they will likely out-live all of us with a little TLC. Cheers.

i love titanic so much

My Whippet woke up at that strangely mournful howl. There is soul in that howl.

I cannot thank you enough for recording and posting this outstanding video

The lady is crying This is so emotional

truly she has the best horn sound ever

I was a Board of Trustees member for Titanic International Society. I helped open many Exhibitions and was on the 1998 Expedition for the Big Piece. when It arrived in Boston it was a major part of my life as well. I Knew Tarn for a few years at most of the exhibitions. then the day to hear the Whistles were a big part of my life as well. I will never forget the day when I was there to hear and see this like the thousands of people in St. Paul. it took place in front of the old train station. a day I will always treasure as I have this on tape and film. thanks Tarn for this.

THANK U GUYS FOR UR HARD WORK... GOD DAMN I LOVED TITANIC NOW GOT TO HEAR IT

Hearing this man refer to the sound of Titanic's whistles as a "dying sound, or a sound of anguish" really hit home with me. I have been in love with Titanic and her story for the last 34 years and I can never get enough, but the true story didn't really hit home any harder until he referred to the sound of her whistles having been blown almost 100 years later as the sound of dying.

its like the titanic cries

The sad part is they aren't even hearing them to their true potential. Sounds like ghost of its voice. Truly amazing they even emit sound honestly.

she sounds sad. waking up from a deep sleep wondering where the rest of her was ❤😢

It's an amazing thing that you gave us as a gift a bit of that magic ship. Thank you so much Spammals, I love how you examine the Titanic facts and how you show us that magical tapes and give us a glimpse of the ship of dreams. Thank you so much, this is a great gift to us, truly.

Thank you Spammals for putting this up!

I've been wanting to hear these tests since Tom mentioned them on the Britannic rts podcast, Thanks Dan!

Oh my word, I have no words! It's incredible! Thank you so much for letting us have This privilege! It means a lot!

amazing to hear Titanic whistle again... after more than a hundreed years

I didn't expect to cry. My God this was overwhelming

Very emotional. To think when these were last heard and the circumstances which they were used. Close your eyes and just imagine what it was like being on deck of the Titanic.

Very powerful. I remember watching a documentary in which Bill Sauder described the fragrance of the Saalfeld perfume vials and how real it made it for him. To hear, smell, or touch something you could previously only see is bound to be moving.

This is something I never thought could happen. The funnels collapsed and fell 2 1/2 miles to the sea floor. Any amount of damage could have been done en route and they may have been irretrievable. It's emotional to say the least. Plus it's not at full power. There would be a higher boiler pressure to draw from, and with more boilers, there would be a greater volume ( amount ) of steam available. But after what they've been through, it would not be wise to try in case of damage.

Two points. Firstly, steam makes a difference sound from that made by air, orignal to the difference in their densities. Secondly, it’s not the pressure required, but the sheer volume of gas, at the working pressure, which in Titanic’s case was surprisingly low. 180psi? I forget. They are wise not to try to use steam, on the original whistles, because prolonged immersion in saltwater, causes brass to de-zincify. Or break down.

Beautiful video! This is what we need to keep the memory of those who perished that fateful April night alive!