China Percussion offers a comprehensive collection of traditional Chinese percussion instruments, capturing the rich heritage and distinctive sounds of this ancient musical culture. The library features iconic instruments such as BianZhong, also known as Chinese Chime Bells, which consist of melodic bronze bells that date back thousands of years. These bells were traditionally played by striking with mallets or wooden hammers to produce different pitches, reflecting their historical use in ritual and court music.

In addition to the BianZhong, the collection includes a wide range of Chinese percussion instruments such as gongs, drums, cymbals, and Qing stone chimes. Each instrument has been carefully recorded to preserve its authentic tonal qualities, allowing musicians to incorporate the unique textures of Chinese percussion into their compositions. The gong, a flat circular metal disc struck with a mallet, adds a powerful and resonant element to the sound palette, while various drums and cymbals contribute dynamic rhythmic layers.

Recognizing the significance of percussion in traditional Beijing Opera, this collection also features a dedicated set of percussion instruments used in the genre. Real performance recordings have been crafted into loops, enabling easy integration and quick use within music productions. This attention to detail ensures that users can access authentic Chinese percussion sounds for a variety of musical styles and projects, from cinematic scores to world music compositions.