280 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Gong"

Hitting a low pitched singing bowl firmly.

Recording of "gymnasium ernestinum rinteln"'s electric bell using an akg condenser microphone. Not processed.

The sound of a large tam-tam being struck. Long decay. Edit: i see a lot of people are enjoying this sound! if you'd like to donate a dollar or two towards my personal starving artist fund here is a donation link: https://www. Paypal. Me/baharv89.

There are 12 gongs here, but as a gag the first three are normal paced and then the rest are quick. For comedy theater.

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.

Ceveral bowls of metal an glass; from lower to higher tones, each one 'played' with one hard and and one soft hit. Recorded with a matched pair of rode nt 5 microphones.

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.

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.

Live orchestral gong.

Live orchestral gong.

Live orchestral gong.

Unprocessed recording of a small gong. I'm not sure about the classification. Captured using a røde nt5 microphone and a zoom h5 recorder. Date of the recording: 13/09/2016. Cut in ocenaudio. It's always nice to hear back from you. What projects did you use these sounds for?please let me know. ;-).

A synthetic gong sound.

A relatively low-pitched gong tolling three times.

A single gong toll. Made by a saucepan lid being struck.

A higher-pitched gong tolling three times, similar to wind-chimes.

Studio recording of a medium sized gong tuned to f#. Recorded with a zoom h4 at 96 khz / 24 bit resolution.

Some resonant gong-like sounds from a resonant string model.

A kick with a low rumble behind it, so its like hitting a massive kick-gong.

Cool effect made by dragging a rubber tipped mallet across the gong, instead of striking it. Creates a soft eerie atmosphere. Gear: 2x akg 451eb,2x rdl stm-2, casio da-1 dat.

Hitting big metal thing.

Abandoned creepy cemetery with knell bell and windblow.

A tuned chau gong from my personal collection. I made these samples long ago and only did one take per gong. So, these sounds are a bit rough, but that should do well to suit the kinds of music that would use these gongs. I have tried loading single samples from this set (especially #4) across an entire keyboard, and playing that one sample as if it were the whole set, and that has worked out well. So, if one of the gongs crashes too much or decays too quickly for your liking, it should be trivial to replace that sound with another, pitch-shifted one.

I combined 2 sounds. One sound is always the same till the end and the other sound is separated in three times: one is lower, the other one louder and again lower, but still the same sound. To finish the sound i put a gong sound to show that is finish.

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

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

Spooky gong.

Deep low gong hits.

A gong-like tone struck on a hanging shovel head.

A gong-like tone struck on a hanging shovel head.

A gong-like tone struck on a hanging shovel head.

A gong-like tone struck on a hanging shovel head.

A gong-like tone struck on a hanging shovel head.

Gong swells made by me in a kurzweil k2661 keyboard.

Deep synthetic gong. Realized by jcg 2016.

Banging a drying frame in a bathroom to produce a metallic, "gong-like" sound.

Reverse gong effect made on audacity. Good for fill-ins and rises in electronic/metal songs.

Sounds made by me on a tank drum tuned to a pentatonic scale.

Bell of a church.

Tao-chi gong. This is a more sound recording of the large chinese gong, we use daily in our school, before the exercise hour start and after they end. Sound recorded on june, 6th 2014 tao-chi duisburgin the beginning, you may hear sound of tibetan prayer wheels :o). For more information watch:http://www. Freesound. Org/people/the_very_real_horst/sounds/193040/. Use it, if you like it,thanks for interest and peace on your waythe very real horst. .

Tapping and knocking on glass.

Recorded on zoom h6 with rode ntg3 mic.

A kinda creepy bell sound that i made in audacity.

Weird sound of a broken bell somewhat ominous. Made with audacity.

Simple tankdrum sound - suitable for generating sound effects e. G. For games.

Twelve o´clock bells from the church tower of a small village in the countryside.

Bell of a church. You can hear a street in the background and some birds.

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

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!.

A sound effect that i created using a huge reverb. It sounds like a gong.