Ambient Recording

Synchron Bells III

Synchron Bells III Standard Library

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€ 75

List

€ 75

Standard

Ringing Resonance

Synchron Bells III is a subset of the Synchron Percussion III Collection that includes cencerros, hand bells, rin bells, bell tree and jingle bells. What’s more, this collection also offers the unique Low Bells & Pianos ensemble setup as well as the High Bells ensemble of Big Bang Orchestra Fornax (Pitched Percussion Ensembles).

Cencerros (Almglocken)
high (C4-F6), low (F3-B3)

Overview

Cencerros (cowbells)
Hand bells
Rin bells
Bell tree
Jingle bells
Ensembles: Low Bells & Pianos, High Bells
Recorded in the large Stage A of Vienna Synchron Stage
49,400 Samples (Full Library)
Captured with 12 microphones (Full Library)

Instruments
Tuned sets of cencerros or cowbells have been in use in orchestral music since the 20th century, e.g., in Richard Strauss’ Alpine Symphony. Hand bells were originally intended and are still used today for signalling sounds. Rin bells are sound bowls, and have only been in use as tuned sets since the 20th century. A bell tree consists of vertically nested, bright bells especially suited for creating bell-like glissando sounds. Due to their history and their unique timbre, jingle bells are often associated with sleigh rides and Christmastime.
12 Microphones
Outstanding Acoustics

Tuned sets of cencerros or cowbells have been in use in orchestral music since the 20th century, e.g., in Richard Strauss’ Alpine Symphony. Hand bells were originally intended and are still used today for signalling sounds. Rin bells are sound bowls, and have only been in use as tuned sets since the 20th century. A bell tree consists of vertically nested, bright bells especially suited for creating bell-like glissando sounds. Due to their history and their unique timbre, jingle bells are often associated with sleigh rides and Christmastime.