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Whether you use musical instruments, game pieces, call-and-response, or electronic devices, there are many successful ways of getting students to focus front and stop talking.
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At times we need to quiet our students down. This post provides 30 suggestions that you might want to implement in your classroom. They have categorized the suggestions by grade levels, but it is often true that a tip for elementary school will also work with middle school students.
Throughout the post there are links to additional resources, including a number of videos where you can see the suggestions in action. You might also consider reading the comments from other listeners. There are a number of ideas in some of them and one provides a link to a different article from Edutopia, A Sure Fire Strategy for Building Classroom Community (and I would suggest checking out the comment since you are hearing from a teacher who did this with their students).