5,425 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Metal Bowl"

Here is a short recording of some ceramics bowls tinging.

Sparrow, bowl, korea.

Glass cup beaten with a spoon.

Dog food served.

Pequeño cuenco de latón 2.

Small tibetan bowl.

Some water drops in a bowl, made manually with a spoon (and love). Recorded on a zoom h4n and a large membrane cardioid mic.

A china mug tapping a china bowl. Recorded with a zoom h5 on a tripod. No alterations have been made to the sound.

Bowling ball rolling in a lane.

Bowling pins getting knocked over in an arcade.

8cm tibetan singing bowl struck with wood.

Making my singing bowl sing.

Hitting my singing bowl.

Hitting my singing bowl.

Hitting my tibetan singing bown (i believe f#).

Recorded on iphone 12.

Weird sound a metal bowl made when being hit while floating in a sink of water.

Shaking baby carrots around in a ceramic bowl. Recorded with my lumix g7 camera with rode video micro attached to it.

Filling up a dogbowl with water. Recorded with a zoom h6.

A metal spoon hit porcelain bowl edited a little bit.

Recorded by nicole trendafilovausing zoom h6 & a rode shotgun mic.

Recorded by nicole trendafilovausing zoom h6.

Recorded on zoom h6 by luba maznova.

Pouring cereal.

Skittles poured into a ceramic bowl. Was recorded with a zoom h5 with the regular microphone, or a korg cm-300. Both mic versions are available here along some merged versions.

Cereal being poured into a ceramic bowl. To be more specific, the exact cereal used was cheerios. This sound was recorded on a zoom h6 handy recorder with a sennheiser shotgun microphone. Recorded within a kitchen.

Bowling ball rolling down lane.

12 inch crystal bowl pure tone.

Hitting a low pitched singing bowl firmly.

Some noise made with a sound bowl. Low-fi, recorded with my mp3 player's builtin mic.

Recording from a busy bowling alley. Voices can be heard up close and the distance.

Wah effect discovered during washing up the pop corn bowlthese sounds make great varied percussion sounds when loaded in a sampler.

Moving beans in a small glass bowl. Dropping them in the bowl, twirl and love. H4n.

At it again. Playing with dry mix beans in a plastic bowl. Sensually amelie poulain style. Twirl them, make them pour from my hands into the bowl, slowly drop one at a time, etc. H4n.

This is a recording of a tibetian singing bowl being rubbed with a wooden rod until it starts ringing.

A single ring of a medium-sized (brass?) ringing bowl with a soft mallet. Approximately g natural.

Temple bellsinging bowl.

Temple chiming bowl singing bowl.

Pouring nuts into glass bowl.

Singing bowl with wooden mallet, some gongs.

A marble in a bowl.

A small singing bowl.

A small singing bowl.

A "singing bowl" from nepal, played with a contrabass bow. Recorded with a neumann 184 cardioid and a focusrite scarlett, for a project in the percussion room of my university, so may have background noise. The resonance may be cut. Feel totally free to use!.

Medium tibetan singing bowl.

Small tibetan singing bowl.

Softening sound of a brazen singing bowl.

Rubbing a slightly wet crystal bowl. Tuned in a4. Esfregando a taça de cristal umedecida. Afinada em a4.

Striking glass bowl with the nail.

Bowling alley- the thing with recording a bowling alley is that the pins are so far away. When you’re the one bowling, you’re not really listening to all the chatter around you; in fact your brain does its best to cancel it out (it’s called selective listening, google it), and so you really hear the clamoring of the pins as they crash and fall. Microphones don’t have any such ability; they just take in whatever sound waves reach them, and they don’t care either way about the relative loudness of those sound waves. So what happens in a recording like this is that even though it sounds like any ordinary (busy) bowling alley, the pins sound really far away in relation to the human chatter. Nady stereo condenser microphonefocusrite saffire pro24 interfacelogic 8 on a macbook probowling alley in san diego.