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Roblox bell sound effects are something almost every player recognizes within seconds of jumping into a new server, whether it's the sharp "ding" of a notification or the rhythmic tolling of a school bell in a roleplay map. It's one of those subtle audio cues that we don't always think about until it's gone, or until it's replaced by something that just feels off. If you've spent any significant time on the platform, you know that sound is just as important as the blocky visuals. It's what tells you that you've got a new friend request, that a round is starting, or that you've finally earned enough in-game currency to buy that neon pet you've been eyeing. ...