This is a windchime recorded very quietly struck with a triangle beater with a fairly cheap microphone, noise removed, and normalized to max volume without distortion. Higher note of 2.
This is one of the original tubular bells used by mike oldfield, possibly for the 1999 tour. Note: this bell is only a dummy bell. It was stuffed with foam and fitted with a transducer to trigger a sample. I took the foam out and gave it a thwack! great fun but it sounds absolutely terrible in my opinion.
A series of 5 high-pitched "ding" sounds of varying intensity, created by striking the loose casing of a bicycle bell suspended from a string with a screw.
Chiming church bells with echo, st andrews church, dent, cumbria, uk. Extract of a work from a series of circum ambulations of churches in the uk. Binaural for headphone surround sound.
This is a bell tone produced with a modified version of miller puckette's d07. Additive pd patch. It sounds like a soft, smooth bell. This sample is public domain, ignore the cc license.
Again a nice chord from a clock bell. That one is recorded from the inside which gives a smoother sound. Not that heavy on ears. Again recorded with a tascam dr100.
This is a 1 minute field recording of malloy commons at loyola high school. It also includes the bell signifying the end of recess. For a majority of the time, you can hear the commonly heard conversations during recess at malloy commons.
We hear the bell of a buddhist master called zoltán cser. We observe in the sound, the space-filling ability of the sound, and the joy of ringing. Dril-bu (tib) ghan-ta (san) bell (eng) csengő (hun).
