The Ultimate Trent Engine Take-off Sound Collection! All Rolls-Royce Engines during Takeoff!

[@paulalex5986]

The vortex coming off the fins of the a380's engine is the best thing I've seen in a while🤩

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thank you for your kind words! :) In this video I explain the phenomenon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5ikhXuCnrNmbLs

[@moneyfalcon267]

My PC: Hold my Beer

[@Arga-g7r]

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[@dominoavas1452]

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[@dtejal1]

💀

[@NotDtech]

💀

[@abitofaviation6294]

Gaming laptops too!

[@deveretempro3869]

The outside sounds are even better, and I love to hear the A380 Trent 900 on tale off outside they are awesome.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

True! The A380 has a such a soundproof cabin that the engine sound almost doesn’t get through compared to other A/C types. Would indeed be awesome to hear the Trent 900 from the outside! ;)

[@Dirk-van-den-Berg]

There are a few clips on an 380 starting on a wet runway. The sound of the engines spooling up is so beautiful, it almost sounds like music.

[@TheGodfatherUk]

The A380, XB97 & Trent 7000 are whisper quiet man

[@ag6371]

The Trent XWB is extremely quiet during cruise

[@simonwang8898]

@@ag6371 Yeah, the riding experience was impressive.

[@sol2wit781]

trent 7000 really loud roar and the jet blast quiet

[@sol2wit781]

@@77l96 true but the jetblast is quiet and the roar will be quiet in cruising altitude

[@thedatboi_]

GP7000 quieter than the Trent 900 imo

[@brianrjclarke]

Love the howl of the 700 and the reassuring grind on throttle back. The A330-200 with Trents is my all time fav aircraft.

[@jrcadventures2905]

@@Rami358able I feel like you’d have to be a multi billionaire to justify the purchase of an a330 for personal use

[@shamagoodorally4151]

Nme too

[@sol2wit781]

The Trent 700 are my first favorite Rolls Royce Engines

[@mikeparkin7262]

All sound nice, however the RB-211 on boeing 757 is my fav..

[@sol2wit781]

me too

[@kevinpierce3458]

That’s some funny shit

[@bmused55]

agreed. Although the RB211 on ANY aircraft is awesome. I've flown on BA 767s and 747s. Both equally awesome when it comes to the RB211 :) But yes my favourite plane and engine combo is the 757 :)

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

If I may then suggest this one? :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXOuoJZpp5t-rqs

[@JoyoSnooze]

Or this one, too kzbin.info/www/bejne/monNi3Vmo9Vpepo

[@dashamanstevo5326]

RB-211 on the 747-400. Was such a reassuring sound on long haul Australia - London.

[@brianrjclarke]

97000 lbf of thrust from the XWB on the A350-1000. That is just gobsmacking awesome

[@MrEstebanSzucs]

And you think on the motors of the old 707 with 20000 lb each one. In total four 80000 it's not even one of this motors. Awesome.

[@ag6371]

The Trent XWB is the most powerful among all Trents

[@eelo216]

@@MrEstebanSzucs thats not even close to the a350-900 xwb-84s

[@misterak4603]

I'm quite surprised with the engine roar on the A350...wasn't expecting it. And for the A330neo, I was expecting it to be a bit louder. Thanks for sharing!

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thanks a lot for your feedback! Much appreciated! Cheers and stay safe, mate!

[@UnionCountyPhotography]

the A359 engine just gives me chills, what a beautiful sounding engine

[@brycejames2127]

My all time favorite will always be the RR Trent 900’s on the A380’s , love the sound ! Great video 👍

[@velekorunoski5997]

Mine too, no other engine can beat their sound!

[@divyamarora3270]

As an av-geek, these are the kinds of sounds that put me at ease :) Thanks for such an amazing video

[@Jayvin_0101]

Same :)

[@datathunderstorm]

Ahhh! Thank you!!! The unmistakable sound of various Rolls Royce Trent’s - especially when they throttle back after take off. Nerdgasms galore……I’m twitching and drooling shamelessly at the sheer delight of it all……🤤

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Haha, thanks for your kind words! ;) Cheers and stay safe, mate!

[@sjanahi7456]

The trent 500 is pure bliss. Nostolgic too

[@extaviation]

Love the Trent 700. Those vortices on the A380 were insane

[@gsmeo309]

I flew on Dreamliners powered by Trent 1000s almost 2 years ago. Not only do they sound amazing during takeoff, they’re quiet during cruise, which made it easier for me to sleep.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Where did you fly to?

[@gsmeo309]

@Fuel to Noise Generator Oakland to Paris and then Gatwick to Oakland with Norwegian

[@trob0914]

Those are some BA engines! Who would have thought 30+ years ago, that we would have jet engines on passenger jets producing easily 60K + lbs of thrust! Amazing and thanks for the sounds!!

[@viniciusmagnoni6492]

I love the A340, and so the trent 500.

[@sol2wit781]

same

[@UnionPacificMissKaty]

Same

[@sol2wit781]

@@UnionPacificMissKaty What is your favorite rolls royce engine? Mine is the trent 700 and the trent 800

[@viniciusmagnoni6492]

@@sol2wit781 Trent XWB-97

[@sol2wit781]

@@viniciusmagnoni6492 same It sounds like the GE90 but the GE the roar is quiet and the jetblast is loud and for the XWB the jetblast is quiet and the roar is loud until cruising altitude

[@jorge8596]

It's crazy how much the noise level dropped from the A380 onwards

[@datathunderstorm]

Indeed! You got the feeling those RR Trent’s on the A380 were barely above idling when it was cruising (sailing?) down the runway and taking off. I bet there was no throttle back afterwards either. Those engines are so powerful, they probably weren’t even running at full thrust 😉

[@juPitertv-uh2qz]

I love this XWB roar at the end of the video

[@Stealt707]

A lot of runway for that A380 to get airborne. I love the strake vortices just after leaving ground effect.

[@maiden5427]

Yeah, if you watch a few cockpit videos here on yt some of these A380 are using only N1 85% during take off

[@datathunderstorm]

Anybody notice that take off run on the A340 at the beginning of the compilation? It seems the aircraft had decided it had paid to use the entire runway, and it was going to get its money’s worth! The climb out that followed was one of the most shallow I’ve ever witnessed. Was it actually climbing, or was that the curvature of the earth doing it’s thing? 😅

[@Oman4ever1]

My favourite engine sounds are for A340-600, A330-300 and A350-900. Amazing video made by you

[@Devyn6Seven]

From one engine sound obsessor to another, thank you for making this awesome compro!

[@calvinobrum1337]

Thank you for this amazing symphony! This is my kind of Mozart! haha cheers!

[@scottbartelt7997]

Adding this to my bedtime meditation… Although I’d feel too hyped up and excited at the same time….love that metallic sound

[@avgeek578156]

Beautiful compilation! Trent 500 sounds the best

[@jackroutledge352]

Agreed. Shame there's not many left flying already - a340s are steadily being retired.

[@ag6371]

The Trent 500 and Trent 800 sound similar

[@exoticgueslet3389]

@@ag6371 The Trent 500 is derived from the Trent 800

[@JohnnyChinch]

I remember my first flight on the 380 flying with Qantas and was surprised how quiet it was. My honest thought was how are we moving without any thrust and then thought damn this is so quiet!!!

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

I know exactly what you mean. The smoothness during take-off is a whole other level compared to any other aircraft type. Feels almost like flying in slo-mo. Cheers and stay safe, Johnny!

[@topquarkbln]

🤔🤣

[@Reaper_ZL1]

The Trent 500s have a really nice pulsating hum to them

[@barrydimmock5771]

Amazing to see the vortex coming from the fins on the engines

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Yeah, exactly! One of the weather and air conditions where you get a great visualisation of what the vortex generators are designed for! Cheers and stay safe! :)

[@garyflock1334]

RB-211’s on the L1011 Tristar got me addicted to these symphonies 😊

[@TrentEngineFan]

The Trent 700s and Trent 800s are the best sounding engines ever created in the history of aviation. Hands down.

[@drunklorry3406]

The best sounding engines ever created in history of aviation are D-30 engines :D

[@TrentEngineFan]

@@drunklorry3406 Nope. Trent 700s and 800.

[@locoHAWAIIANkane]

Those Trent XWB’s are the best. Love it!!

[@rizolli-bx9iv]

The engineering these flights have are wonderful

[@khairunsyazwin]

After covid, you should do an engine start up video... love it when the plane starts up.. that Low rumble😄

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Good idea! Will do! Until then, here’s one with engines spooling up. Not quite the start up sequence but it comes pretty close ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5OZhGaMhJyqhs0

[@khairunsyazwin]

Let’s wait for aviation to recover 🙏🏻

[@MGAviationNZAircraftVideos]

05:22 just love the howling sound. Trent 800s for me

[@erikmiller9823]

You ain't the only one bud

[@sol2wit781]

same

[@mezaviation]

I love that little howl at beginning of the spool up in all the Trent variants

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Hey! I’ve actually a compilation of all those engines spooling up if you’d like to watch it :) Trent Engine Sound Comparison: All Rolls-Royce Trent Engines Spooling up kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5OZhGaMhJyqhs0

[@dalemullins4562]

oh man that 380 was too cool with the condensation venting stream!

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

I totally agree! Especially rare on a Lufthansa A380 since it is usually a night flight. And the A380 is almost for sure history with LH anyways.. Cheers mate and stay safe!

[@sol2wit781]

@@FueltoNoiseGenerator I finally flew on the AIRBUS A380 for the first time

[@fredmuller3226]

@@sol2wit781 Wohoo! Nice! Which route? :)

[@sol2wit781]

@@fredmuller3226 LAX to LHR on the BRITISH AIRWAYS AIRBUS A380

[@yuvvrajkperson]

The A350s and the A380 were a treat to watch, but the A340 was amazing to hear

[@X150t]

You know what I've come to realize? All jet engines sound amazing. I haven't found one yet that hasn't impressed me

[@pip07200]

20 minutes of bliss. Thank you 😀

[@dickyStardust1921]

Rolls Royce engine always have an amazing sound

[@Ianb793]

Now this is how to make an excellent video. Brilliant camerawork and editing. It's the best you'll find out there. Well done. 10/10.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thank you very much for your kind words! Much appreciated! Cheers and stay healthy!

[@Heathrowtripreports]

Yes🎉

[@ahmadtheaviationlover1937]

LOOVE the a350 engine sound! I can probably sing to that

[@sajhacks]

I love the initial sound of trent 800.

[@SharkGaming619]

Trent 500 is a beast! I’ve been in that flight ✈️ in 1st seat 💺

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Also Lufthansa Vancouver to Munich with the A340-600?

[@SharkGaming619]

@@FueltoNoiseGenerator yes that’s the flight where I’ve been!

[@topquarkbln]

Thanks for sharing this exquisite collection of engine sounds ❤👍

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thank you for your kind words! :) Cheers and stay safe mate!

[@eelo216]

still one of my fav videos years later

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Haha, thanks for the kind words! :) Much appreciated! 😎✈️

[@QAT4969]

love that roaring metal grinding rumbling sound from the RR..unlike the soft whisper from GENX

[@genomccoy5885]

Nice thrust increase on the 1st video, Trent 500 and this one is my favorite!

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

This is a good compilation video. I enjoyed it.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate your comment! Stay safe :)

[@solomonflavius24]

Fantastic video, loved the recording sounds and visual, very interesting, thanks for recording such a good stuff

[@scopex2749]

SUPERB these are vy far the best and most reliable jet engine in the world! I am an aircraft engineer and love ANYTHING aircraft I also fly myself. Love the contrails @ 8:18 from the vortex generators on the engine illustratiing the airflow over the wings! Trent XBW MONSTER GROWLER! Awesome music!

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thank you for your kind words! :) Cheers and stay safe, mate! ;)

[@atajagreat1811]

I’m so glad you added the XWB on the A350-900

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Sure! Two of them actually! 😎

[@michaelsanchez2417]

#5 It's crazy how far forward on the wing the engines are these days, so pronounced on the 787-9 in this video. The engines no longer push the aircraft, they pull them.

[@Greatdome99]

Depends on the center of drag.

[@pietplezier3302]

Engine diameters get bigger and there isn't enough space under the wing.

[@tomtalker2000]

The A330 is very nice sounding. The 777 is OBNOXIOUSLY loud...!!! And from what people have told me who have flown on it they agree.

[@datathunderstorm]

The throttle back on a 777 will make your ears bleed, and scare the living daylights out of the uninitiated who might think it’s an engine malfunction and we’re going down…..😋

[@f1ndGeo.]

Trent 500, 900, 100, XWB-97 and 7000 are absolutely amazing. Wonder how the GE competition sounds against these.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thanks mate! ;) Here‘s one famous GE power plant taking off! ;) Cheers and stay safe!

[@joepswagers2095]

The GE90 sounds amazing on the 777 200ER

[@lindaloe]

OMG LOVE ❤️ THE SOUND OF THOSE ENGINES!!

[@tradjazzer]

thank you for those excellent videos of Rolls Royce Trent engines. I am going in June on an A380 (I don't know what code it will be ) but it is on Emirates Airlines from LHR to Dubai where I have to change planes onto a Boeing 777 to Seychelles; because it is not a big airport for the island, has about 750000 passengers per year. I have been to Seychelles twice, the last time in 2000.

[@Enzi_Meteori_902]

the airbus a340 at the beginning is now my new favourite 😍

[@KZ1000JBZ]

Being an RR employe I really like the tribute 👌🏻

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Much appreciated! Thank you! :) Cheers and stay healthy!

[@trin162]

All sound great but...the greatest RR engine...and imho, the greatest airliner engine, is hands down the RB211's

[@TemprestTheTornado]

Trent 500-800: Beautiful roar from the engines! Trent 900-1000: Hate it. Trent XWB: Hate the whirr but love the buzzing! Trent 7000: Like XWB but muffled.

[@Lizzbird_]

Trent 500s were my favourite

[@sol2wit781]

same

[@UnionPacificMissKaty]

I love the Trent 500

[@airbusthreethirty3416]

@Fuel to Noise Generator Nice video! Thanks for putting this one together. On the very, very last clip- outbound from Munich to Singapore I think, the engine sounds more like a “growl” than a turbine engine. At least that’s how I heard it. Happy landings.

[@asiaflyer3285]

I love the trent 500

[@nickfenton2334]

500 and 800 are very similar. 700 is like those but higher pitched.

[@ltnlchannel6215]

HS-TKB is way older than I thought. It's one of the first 777s. I bet it has either a really old or non functional IFE, just a huge screen for each section, or just no IFE. A6-EBW which I flew on about a month ago *takeoff ~2am Dubai time* on Flight 384 had a really old and glitchy IFE. The front camera was the only one working. We crossed paths with some 777s maybe and another 787, and when I arrived about 5 weeks later I saw a C-17 over a cafe. The engines were noisy. I couldn't film the flight and I lost a tablet on it. Sadly, the flight attendants couldn't find it. I'm moving back to Orlando via EK220/221 and yes, 384/385. Suvarnabhumi to Dubai to Orlando.

[@evanhighschoolaviationsfan6333]

The first Aircraft , the second Aircraft and the eight Aircraft are three types of my most favorite Airplane 😍😍😍😍

[@tintin9573]

A350-900's RR TRENT XWB-84 engines are the coolest engines of the modern era.

[@xenomorphbiologist-xx1214]

My favourite is the RB211 on the Boeing 747-400 Classic and powerful sound

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Here you go :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaeqoWiqh7iIrrM

[@sol2wit781]

Now that's the Rolls-Royce engine I'm talking about. The roar is loud because it has four engines and I like big planes so I give that engine a big thumbs up. 👍

[@airbusthreethirty3416]

@Fuel to Noise Generator Love your channel name! I think it’s funny. I’m sure you’ve seen and heard jet fighters like the F15 Strike Eagle take off in full afterburner. Talk about a “fuel to noise generator” - those planes take the cake. Of course there are other jets that make a lot of noise on takeoff- F111 and F4 Phantom (before they were retired,) B1B bomber, F18, etc.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Haha, thanks ;) Yes, that's a completely different level ;) However, very complicate to record during take-off as a passenger, though ;) Cheers and stay safe, mate!

[@bigshotagee]

Nice work! Although some of those noises, I won't be able to sleep...

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

With increasing airspeed the noise from the engines is much less noticeable since the aircraft "travels away" from the sound (however, only if you're seated in front of the engines).

[@giacintolauretani9621]

Absolutely awesome fantastic great unique amazing fabulous wonderful

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thank you very much for your kind comment! Glad you liked it! Cheers and stay safe, mate! ;)

[@andresostep]

I think the last one sounds the best, but every single one of them are orgasms for my ears, thanks for sharing

[@dbug7276]

Trent series are exceptional and sounds unusual. 👌 and 👌. 👌 and 👌

[@Edwinlovesplanes]

I listen to this while sleeping

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Nice! Then I can recommend this video for you! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHikZ6hufNVpea8

[@sol2wit781]

I do too

[@Edwinlovesplanes]

@@FueltoNoiseGenerator thanks!

[@rogerwalnut]

I found it interesting how different the sound was on the XWB-84 vs the -XWB-97. Do you think it had to do with where you were sitting relative to the engine? The -800 on the old 777 is probably my favorite. Then again, I think engines just sound better with age : )

[@Plus_P_Plus]

I’ll l take the Trent 800 for all the marbles, please Alex. These glorious sounds are absolutely all I need on my road trip playlists! P.S. XWB Magnificent

[@robertstopford1016]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

[@hikari-akitohikouki5158]

Nice! Love all the trents but gotta say I love the 500, 700, and XWB the most! Edit: added the Trent 500~

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

I agree ;) The Trent XWB sounds pretty badass in this collection, I have to admit!

[@hikari-akitohikouki5158]

@@FueltoNoiseGenerator Yes, it absolutely does :))

[@theodorelow4487]

Trent 800 for me 😀😀😁😁

[@N125AS]

This is an awesome video, thank you for sharing . Filming and editing are just perfect !

[@jamesyates48]

Someone once said to me that he thought the R R engines reminded him of a engine on a diesel truck starting up.!

[@Odontomango]

As much as I love GE engines. RR engines are what I grew up with. Cuz for some reason, the airline I flew on only put RR on their planes, beside thing like 777-300ER which only run on GE-90 specifically. Their B787, B777-200ER, B777-300, A330-300, B747-400 all used RR engines. (Also A350, but RR XWB is the only option for A350 anyway) And I used to fly on them so often that RR engines noise just make me feel nostalgic. (Beside B787 and A350, cuz these are new)

[@camiemengineer]

Great video! Good to see that RR's got all the bases covered except for the smaller birds.

[@ScotRail-pq7ky]

A340, A350-9 and 777-3 absolutely miles ahead than the rest

[@edwin97a]

Fantastic! Greetings from Canada.

[@SuperBigMike1992]

Loved the first pair The second one looked like the engine was going to snap off. The third one was okay. The fourth ones had a deep bass sound. The exhaust was something I didn’t expect to see from this particular pair. Although I have seen this done before during take-off. Fifth one was awesome! It kinda sounded like a tornado siren at a reduced volume. The sixth one was amazing! Sounded kinda like a race car! You can really hear the Eb, which was eventually lowered a half step to a D! Number seven was a nice quiet sound! I liked number eight. Again, kinda had that combination of a race car and a tornado siren. Number nine had that deep bass on an Eb. I would say that 1 and 7 were tied at 1st place for me. They both seemed very smooth, although the 7th one was definitely the quiet one. The very first pair were louder, but again, smooth and pleasant.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Thanks for the comprehensive review :) Cheers mate and stay safe!

[@giatiexwkanali2750]

#6 and #9 are the exact same engine, just saying

[@FLLSpotter89]

Definitely the 777-200ER A340-600 757-200 And A330-300 For me

[@ahmadtheaviationlover1937]

The A340 engine sounds nice too!!!! ❤❤❤

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Here’s the full video of that A340 take-off if you’d like to watch it ;) Cheers mate! kzbin.info/www/bejne/emTMiKqMpdeljdk

[@Aviation2013X3DITS]

my favorite sound of airplanes is the XWB and GE90 and TRENT 700 and R-B44P the airbus A340

[@jamesinman1198]

I like the A330. The A330 is cool! It's my favorite.

[@johapi]

Trent 500!!!

[@kensherwood4866]

Glorious thanks for sharing

[@Daveyo747]

But if you really want a superb sound. I just love the RB-211 on the 747's and its a sound of comfort from take off to landing. I am a retired 747 AAPP mechanic of 40 years experience and these engines I worked on as well as the 757, 777's The Trent 500 is similar to the RB-211 but not as loud and its a steady sound as well. If you ever own a plane get the RB-211 PP and if not get the 757 PP (power plants)/. These are the two best for me, but the greatest sound is those 707 JT engines back in the 60's and early 70's. Gawd I miss the sound of those JT's nice and fucking loud even on the Tarmac.

[@dereklloyd7678]

Absolutely awesome; thank you for sharing.

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Hey Derek, thank you for your kind words! Cheers and stay safe, mate! ;)

[@dereklloyd7678]

@@FueltoNoiseGenerator My pleasure. You as well, stay safe.

[@Tina-d8f]

Excellent video.

[@misd.veenasharma5375]

Wow the Trent XWB

[@AmericanGeo]

Trent 500 and Trent 700 will always be superior.

[@jace1113]

Brilliant video. Well done. I'm surprised that the Trent XWB-84 was that noisy. Quite a disappointment on an otherwise brilliant A350.

[@ag6371]

It silences down during cruise

[@mustangflyer6878]

You have a very impressive RR engine collection, awesome.👌 How much did all of those tickets cost to make this video, lol.😁

[@mikan004]

Oh you went to my home country, WSSS? One day I wish I would fly in the sky and see my house as I fly by

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Yes, indeed ;) Quite many times actually!

[@FueltoNoiseGenerator]

Here you have probably the best view of Singapore that I could capture during my flights: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWKpZYOFhbiCaqM

[@mikan004]

@@FueltoNoiseGenerator definitely the best sunrise takeoff i saw, i do not want to hint anything from the past though

[@mikan004]

Wait hint what though