Bell sound effects from the church tower to the boxing ring. Church bells tolling slowly over a medieval town while everyone below gets on with their day, then the sharp clang that sends the fighters back to their corners at the end of a round. Ding. Game show dings, slot machine wins, cartoon bells for a bright idea and the little bell on a kick scooter. Hard to ignore.
Libraries
196
Publishers
77
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $4,997
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Christmas holiday sound effects featuring 241 files of Santa Claus voices, elf reactions, sleigh bells, North Pole blizzard ambiences, whoosh transitions, fireworks, wrapping paper foley, and game UI feedback.
Chinese temple bell sound effects recorded in stereo at the Yungang Grottoes and a Tang Dynasty Taoist temple near Beijing, featuring prayer bells, wind chimes, twinkling wishing bells, Mandarin crowd walla, and bonus designed elements.
Orthodox church bell sound effects featuring 13 recordings captured at 10 different churches and 3 monasteries in Serbia, providing 32-bit, 192kHz ceremonial peals, tolls, and tower ringing.
A library of historical church bell sound effects covering European (Middle Ages-20th C.) and 19th C. maritime bells, from close-up tower recordings to distant soundscapes.
Carefully recorded bell sounds undergo studio processing to create eerie sound effects, from haunting chimes to underwater resonances, perfect for sci-fi and horror atmospheres.
Dark and atmospheric bell sound effects, featuring manipulated church and tower chimes transformed into haunting tones, distorted tolls, and eerie soundscapes suitable for horror productions.
Intricately processed bell recordings transformed into otherworldly sound effects, featuring sci-fi resonances, alien screams, and haunting ambient tones across four distinct categories of metallic manipulation.
International bell sound effects recorded in Kambanite park, featuring clean, isolated tones from various countries - perfect for pitch manipulation and audio processing.
Pristine recordings of diverse bells and chimes, from traditional to exotic Tibetan varieties, deliver organic sound effects suitable for musical compositions and experimental sound manipulation.
The comprehensive helicopter sound effects library captures both interior and exterior perspectives of a Bell 206L-3, featuring authentic recordings from multiple positions during various flight operations.
Diverse collection of unconventional sound effects, featuring musical toys, noisemakers, and quirky instruments - from bells and whistles to crankers and shakers - suitable for cartoons and arrangements.
Ceremonial bells from Hindu and Buddhist traditions produce distinctive sound effects, including resonant OM tones, with metal instruments traditionally placed at temple entrances and used during pujas.
Detailed recordings of wind chimes and bells blend seamlessly with natural elements, offering both isolated studio tracks and outdoor sound effects suitable for atmospheric layering.
A diverse collection containing musical resonances from 14 bell-like objects, featuring sound effects ranging from simple sine waves to intricate wobbles, all tuned and sampler-ready.
Modern metallic sound effects cover diverse tones, from glockenspiel-like chimes to ethereal resonances, created using crowbars and steel objects for authentic percussion elements.
A bell is a strike followed by a long ring, and the ring is what tells you the size. Tiny bells sparkle. A big church bell hums on long after the hit, with a weight close to a Gong and a low shimmer that seems to hang over the rooftops for ages after the rope has stopped moving. That's why bells work so well as signals, like a Notification in an app or a win in a game. Cartoon bells push it further. They ring over a character's head when the penny drops.
