48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono.
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.
Sound effects tag
Ghanta Sound Effects
Ghanta sound effects, the metal bell of the Hindu temple. Hung at the entrance and rung by worshippers as they walk in, then rung again by priests during puja. Some ring on and on. There are bells made to hold the long strain of OM, and the same word covers Buddhist bells too.
- Libraries
- 1
- Publishers
- 1
- Formats
- Mono
- Sample rates
- 48 kHz
- Licence
- Royalty-free for commercial work
- Price
- $15
1 library tagged Ghanta
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A ghanta's ring carries a long tail, and that tail does most of the work in a scene. Struck once, it marks someone stepping into a Temple. Rung steadily, it sits under a Ritual or a puja and sets the pace. The long OM tones stretch out far enough to hold a quiet scene of prayer or meditation on their own.
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