Gong Sounds - Symphonic

I'm playing a 26" Symphonic Gong by Paiste. These types of gongs are popular with Orchestras, Percussionists, Bands, and Sound Healers (Gong Baths). To learn more, search for Paiste Gong or Symphonic Gong or Tam Tam. Find out more about this gong here: • Gongs - Four Types Com...
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[@moresubscribersthanpewdiep5749]

Gong is such a powerful instrument, and you really played it well!

[@nicksgamegrotto]

I came here to figure out how a War Gong might work in a roleplaying game. You have inspired about 5 new characters I will build, Thank You.

[@andrewmeeks1273]

Lol, me too

[@CMDRJakob]

SAAAME. This gong and the Javanese gong, especially the latter, are making my decisions to pick which instruments as a bard hard. Lovely playing.

[@aliservice1778]

Round 1 Fight !

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[@krishnankp4543]

Sir you are really great Guinness record. definitely for you thank you

[@IgnatRemizov]

Which record?

[@ayuu.]

Do you have any educational videos on the differences between tam tam and gong?

[@derPapierschredder]

If you're going by western music culture, it's pretty simple. A tam-tam produces white noise, i. e. sound that is not definable as one of the 12 tones, while gongs produce a tone. For this reason the wind gong counts as a tam-tam for example. This of course completely changes, ones you're looking at other music cultures like Chinas.

[@ayuu.]

@@derPapierschredder yeah, I had performed in both Western/Eastern orchestra and "tam tam" "gong" definition of the two sides are somehow different. In Western, tam tam and gong are separate. For the Chinese, both "Tam tam"/"gong" are simply referred as "luo" 锣 (with big/mid/small sizes). Even within the Chinese culture, different groups called it slightly different names. ~100cm 抄锣 (chao luo) is also called 大抵锣 (da di luo) / 低音大锣 (di yin da luo). Play style, usage slightly differs too. I had also performed in concerts using yunluo 云锣 (literal translation as cloud gong), where gongs (can be as many as 37 different size or so) are tied in a huge bracket that needed to memorize all the placements to play melody/chords. Generally in the Chinese side, it's just known as "luo" and "luo" can also mean "tam tam/gong". Always interesting to see how one instrument can mean different thing in different cultures!

[@alpha4mp]

I saw this video at my school

[@kowjii5718]

La 505 😁

[@isabellaqi9847]

Like

[@marcelosierra7235]

Yo who's high?!

[@jt0308]

scraping that screwdriver across the gong is criminal. pls dont do that...