Cymbals

A ride cymbal pinging over its wash, tight hi-hat ticks, a mallet swell rising to a roar and hand cymbals clashing on the downbeat. Describe the cymbals you need and Morphic generates them clean.

  • Ride, hi-hat, mallet swells, clash cymbals or finger cymbals, as described
  • Rolled up under the slow push-in to your heroine stepping on stage
  • Isolated cymbal hits and patterns you place on the frame they belong to
A drumstick striking the edge of a bare brass cymbal as reflected light and dust burst off it against a black ground

Cymbal sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Ride cymbal

A steady ride pattern with a bright ping over a wash, for jazz scenes, lounge bars, drum lessons or a moody night drive.

Closed hi-hat

Tight, crisp hi-hat ticks in a steady pattern, the pulse for a countdown, a tense montage or a rhythm-driven edit.

Open hi-hat

One sizzling open hat closed off with a chick, for a transition accent, a reveal in a music video or the tail of a drum fill.

Mallet swell

A mallet roll swelling into a roaring shimmer, for a build before a reveal, an orchestral rise or a scene change.

Clash cymbals

Two big hand cymbals clashed together, for a marching band hit, an orchestral climax or a royal entrance.

Finger cymbals

Two bright tings from small finger cymbals, for a meditation opener, a temple scene, a dance or a magic moment.

Generate a cymbal sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a cymbal sound effect

Mark the grand entrance with a clash

Hand cymbals clashing on the frame the doors swing open give a royal arrival, a cartoon gag or a game boss intro its accent.

تعديل الأمر النصي
Mark the grand entrance with a clash

Keep a montage ticking without a full track

A tight hi-hat pattern carries a long montage with no melody to fight the voiceover, in a vlog, an explainer or a podcast segment.

تعديل الأمر النصي
Keep a montage ticking without a full track

Set a smoky late-night jazz mood

A ride cymbal pattern under the opening shot sets a dim jazz club mood before the band appears, in film, animation and narrative games.

تعديل الأمر النصي
Set a smoky late-night jazz mood

Let a rising swell hint at what is coming

A mallet swell growing off screen tells the audience something big is about to be revealed before the camera turns, in trailers, games and radio.

تعديل الأمر النصي
Let a rising swell hint at what is coming

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الأسئلة الشائعة

What is a cymbal sound effect?
A cymbal sound effect is a hit or pattern from a thin metal cymbal: a ride, a hi-hat, a crash, a mallet swell, clash cymbals or finger cymbals. Each has its own shimmer and decay, so the cymbal you pick sets the energy of a moment.
Where can I get cymbal sounds for a video?
Type the cymbal and the playing style, and Morphic generates it. You skip the search for a hi-hat at the right speed or a swell at the right length, and every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom cymbal sound effect?
Say which cymbal, what strikes it and how it is played, then generate. A prompt like "a suspended cymbal rolled with felt mallets, a shimmering wash rising into a swell" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can change the length or brightness.
What is the difference between a ride, a hi-hat and a crash cymbal?
A ride is a large cymbal played in a steady pattern with a clear ping. A hi-hat is two small cymbals on a pedal, giving tight ticks when closed and a sizzle when open. A crash is struck for a single loud accent that rings out.
Can I use these cymbal sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each sound is generated for you, you also avoid the clip turning up in someone else's video.
Why does my cymbal sound not sit right in the edit?
Most often the cymbal tail is cut too early or runs into the next line. Let accents ring out to their natural end, or fade them over the next cut. Patterns sit better a little lower than you expect, because cymbals carry far in the top end.