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Orthodox Sound Effects

Orthodox sound effects from the bell towers of Eastern Orthodox churches and monasteries, recorded on location. Tolls and calls to service, each with its long ringing tail and the open air around the tower. No studio in sight. They suit period dramas and any scene that needs a sense of place.

Libraries
1
Publishers
1
Formats
Mono
Sample rates
192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price
$45

1 library tagged Orthodox

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The tail matters as much as the strike. The recordings catch the direct metallic hit and the air around the Tower, so the long Resonance after it comes through with the place still in it. Let the tail run under a cut and it carries the scene across.

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