285 zvukové soubory bez licenčních poplatků pro "Gong"

This is a sample of a metal kitchen mixing bowl. The first note (b, not perfect b) is unpitched and recorded as is. The following notes are the original note pitched up 1 semitone each time to achieve a 13 note scale b to b.

Church is ringing in germany.

Wind chimes in the rain with birds or other nature sounds in the background in hawaii.

Performed on a 1. 8 bamboo shakuhachi in a room with a few hanging gongs. 48khz/24bit zoom h4n recorder.

The pelog selisir scale of Balinese gamelan gong kebyar, played on a gangsa.

A couple of metal impacts with a wine container lid. Recorded in a wine cellar with a sony pcm d100. Enjoy!.

4 strikes on a medium sized steel bowl. 1. With a finger tip 2. Soft strike with a padded mallet. 3. Hard strike with a padded mallet. 4. With a rubber hammer. Recorded with a shure sm7b.

Traditional Balinese music of princely court. Disc 15 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]

Knocking a pan lid producing a long sustain. Rotating the lid around the mic produced some interesting modulations.

Spring frogs, "peepers", recorded from a tiny pond on an island in narragansett bay. In the background, the occasional "gonging" of a bell buoy just offshore.

Some organic sound on the field made with tubular metal door played as "music". (too nervous maybe after midpoint). Recorded in 2017 , france. Recorded with: zoom h5 _ mic: rode videomic pro _ postprod: adobe audition.

Various banging and clanging of household metal trays, bell or gong like.

This is a recording from a wonderful place in suburban shanghai, "old bell park. " recorded on a weekday afternoon, this recording consists of various ambient elements including the chatting of passerby, distant construction and traffic, and a pair of voices singing along with a flute.

Alan strange inspired sequenced gong using makenoise/soundhack gear. Slight embellishment using mimeophone. Mixed down 4 - 2 channels and recorded into reaper64. 48khz 32 bit for morphagene. The original:https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=urzx-2enziu. Thanks makenoise team!.

This is a field recording from inside the "experience gallery" of the musical instrument museum (phoenix, arizona). The experience gallery is full of gongs, bells, drums, gamelan instruments, stringed instruments, marimbas, xylophones, and even a theremin. A schoolgroup of children were let loose at the time of this recording. Recorded in stereo with a sony pcm-d50 (onboard mics, wide pattern) while in motion.

A single note to replace your default windows beep. Nice calm and enchanting.

Church bells sound in the distance on a sunday morning in ghent, belgium. Birds chriping. Tascam dr05.

Raw audio of an old clock, at exactly 12, followed by some ticking of the same.

Another outtake from a different recording of me hitting some different objects together. This the base of a mini x-mas tree. Sounds like a church bell.

Another recording of the same wind chimes as previous. This time recorded in a quiet room to avoid the background noise. Enjoy!.

Resounding bell similar to church bell. To use please consider buying me a coffee https://ko-fi. Com/ganesha. Much appreciated! all the best in your sound projects!.

Set of bells ringing in different tones, made using fl studio 20.

I took the sound "arpasauro atmo" from thalamus_lab and stretched it + fading in and out, because i needed a longer version. I just love the atmosphere it creates! the gong at the beginning transmuted into some kind of a mystical choir and at the end the short squeaking turned into some kind of a slow door groan. . Maybe you can use it too!. Https://freesound. Org/people/thalamus_lab/sounds/237872/.

A cinematic build up we used in a comedy sketch. Https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=wxexk21id5y.

The sound of rapidly striking a cymbal, then allowing it to completely vibrate to silence. Commonly used in movie trailers. No credits are needed, but i would love to know if it's used in a project so i may view/listen to it!.

It's a sound you usually can hear in a horror movie. It makes your blood freeze if it wasn't ice already. It has medium attack and very long decay. The sound's timbre is similar to what a metal gong could do when hit inside a cathedral. Synthesized with zynaddsubfx inside lmms. Rendered as 96khz/32-bit. Edited and normalized in audacity.

I am playing the dripping-pan (there are different beats and impacts, it sounds like a gong). Recorded on zoom h6 with sennheiser 416 mic.

Another set of hits to a metallic tray (probably tin or aluminum), with good decay. Rhythmic variations. Mic: schoeps c-mit 5.

-university of arizona main strip ambience, plus hourly bell chime at 6pm near end of audio recording. -96khz/24-bit stereo.

Several hits on a wok pan lid produced these low pitched metallic rings that were interesting to me. I used a soft foam insulation piece to hit the lid and recorded it with a zoom h5.