A quick extract of a collection of wind chimes I stumbled across at a gift shop at the Jacksonville Zoo, Florida. I have added a little bit of echo and reverberation using Audacity.

This sound is NOT in the public domain. You MUST attribute/credit the sound if you use it. If you would prefer to not have to give attribution, then take a look at the attribution-free license.

An example of how you might credit is by putting this in the description/credits:
"Wind Chimes, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org

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The sound was recorded using a "H1 Zoom recorder" on 26th August 2016.

Note: Audio quality is always better when downloaded.

Comments

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  Astarah 3 weeks, 6 days ago

  Hi, i'm using the sound for a university project. It won't be published publicly online and only able to be viewed by my lecturer.
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  HeyJeys 1 month, 3 weeks ago

  i love this beautiful sound, really thanks for sharing this.
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  softrobots 3 months, 3 weeks ago

  soo good will post link to track it is in...
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  AlphonseEmrys 5 months ago

  I can't decide which recording I'm going to use this in because it's so good, and thank you for sharing!!
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  Orbicular 5 months ago

  Sweet! I plan on using this also as ambient sound in a (non-commercial) binaural beat track. From "Heal Your Vagus Nerve, Heal Yourself" - "Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, drumming, and binaural beats are examples of sound therapies that have a positive impact on the nervous system as a whole and the vagus nerve specifically."

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