Does anyone know of a sound decoder that uses an accelerometer to control the sounds of a diesel locomotive?

The accelerometer should be able to trigger wheel squeal by detecting divergence, acceleration and deceleration sounds, as well as ascent and descent sounds.

If possible the sensitivity should detect track bumps and possibly coupler collisions.

Thanks for any response.

Eugene

I'm tiring of pressing the buttons

Been having some fun lately trying to deal with a particularly nasty shadow on the backdrop.

Here is my problem:

I like the effect of the lone Spruce next to the engine house but the shadow makes it blatantly obvious that the sky aint' real!

I tried painting some darker clouds around the shadow as seen on the right side here:

Hey guys I'm pretty much new I've ben buying trains for a very long time but I'm just now doing my first layout...... and I'm building an around the room layout. Nothing major just a double main around the room. The back track however is elevated, well I didn't think of it at the time I wasn't thinking of doing scenery so I didn't make My shelf wide enough for what I wanted so my shelf is only 5 inches wide. So from the back track to the first which is the outside is almost straight down.

After an exhaustive search. One that took me through Atlas, Peco, Micro Engineering, Fast Tracks, Proto87 Stores and so on I finally found some really prototypical track. I'll have to hand lay it, as all the finest tracks are.