Gong sound effects in all sorts of moods, from a long, shimmering swell to something properly nasty. Gamelan gongs, struck and scraped with mallets. Then there's found metal and glass, hit until it rings like a gong and recorded through contact mics and geophones, which brings out rich, resonant tones. Horror gets its share. Distorted gongs and bowed cymbals become stingers and dark drones.
Libraries
26
Publishers
15
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$7 to $269.99
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An authentic collection of gamelan gong sound effects, featuring every note recorded individually to preserve the instrument’s full tonal range, natural resonance, and detailed harmonic character.
A collection of 128 sound effects of struck metal and glass objects recorded with contact microphones and geophones, creating resonant, gong-like tones. Includes detailed UCS metadata.
Indonesian sound effects featuring match, lighter and gas torch ignitions, gamelan bonang, gender, saron and gong notes, residential night ambiences, bus station recordings, and Kiskendo cave water drips.
This mini collection of 90 cinematic sound effects features risers, hits, drones, and ambiences derived from musical instruments like guitars, bells, gongs, and percussion.
A collection of Bonang sound effects featuring individually recorded notes that capture the instrument's full tonal range, bright attack, rich overtones, and authentic natural decay.
A collection of individually recorded metal gamelan instrument sound effects from Indonesia, delivered as high-resolution 192 kHz / 32-bit files capturing their natural character and tonal richness.
Derived from musical instrument recordings, this collection features 863 cinematic sound effects including processed drones, risers, hits, pads, and stingers designed for tonal texture and atmospheric depth.
Traditional Eastern instruments blend with modern sound effects, creating atmospheric ambiences through expertly recorded and manipulated performances at 24Bit 192kHz, featuring Shamisen, Kanun Harp, and various flutes.
Authentic Eastern instruments blend with modern sound effects to create atmospheric musical phrases, featuring traditional performances on Shamisen, Kanun Harp, and various flutes recorded in pristine 24-bit quality.
This comprehensive audio collection features 190 authentic Asian gambling sound effects, including Mahjong tiles, Pachinko machines, and casino ambiance, alongside background music loops and winning jingles.
A comprehensive collection featuring unique sound effects from six Gamelan instruments and harp, offering diverse tonal textures through multi-microphone recordings of scraping, spinning, and mallet techniques.
330 Indian-themed audio files (165 original sounds) featuring authentic sound effects, from traditional music to Bollywood beats, designed specifically for slot game development and implementation.
This professional audio collection features 251 dynamic sound effects across 11 categories, including whooshes, swoops, and impacts, available in both 48k and 96k sample rates.
Natural ambiences and sound effects captured across US Western national parks, featuring detailed GPS-tagged location data and Universal Category System metadata for precise documentation.
Expertly recorded with ultrasonic microphones, this diverse collection features cinematic sound effects, processed instruments, and raw source materials, all integrated into Kontakt with customizable effects.
Professional studio recordings combine with raw cymbal performances to create unsettling sound effects, featuring bowed cymbals, distorted gongs, horror stingers, and dark ambient drones across 420 files.
Raw and designed gong recordings blend with haunting sound effects, offering creepy stingers, harsh resonances, and heavy rumbles captured through sophisticated microphone techniques at 192kHz/24bit quality.
This comprehensive collection features 115 Chinese-themed sound effects and music tracks, including symbol sounds, reel spins, win tunes, and button clicks, all professionally mastered in multiple variations.
Most of a gong is what happens after the strike. The hit is quick, then the metal blooms and swells before it slowly dies, and that tail is where the character lives. A soft Mallet brings out the low roar, a hard one gives more crash. The Gamelan recordings cover single strikes as well as scraping and spinning, which make good raw material for magic and dreamlike moments. The horror sets push the other way, with gongs distorted and cymbals bowed into drones and stingers. For a trailer hit, layer a gong under a big impact and let the tail carry the cut.
