Punctuate a segment change with a sharp sting
Three rising notes on the cut tell listeners a new item starts, in a podcast, a video channel intro or a game menu.
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Radio imaging
A rising sweeper, a punchy three-note sting and a reverse swell that lands on a hit. Describe the station element you want and Morphic generates it clean.
- Describe the exact imaging element your show needs, sweeper or sting
- Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Radio imaging sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Three-note sting
Three rising synthetic notes ending on one loud accent with a quick tail.
Generate a radio imaging sound from a prompt
Escolha um ponto de partida, edite o que quiser e gere no Morphic.
Ways to use a radio imaging sound effect
Fill the gap between two tracks without music
A swoosh and a sub drop cover the join with no beat, in a talk show, a show reel or a livestream.
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Set the sound of a station by its sweepers
A rising sweeper and a reverse swell give a show its own identity, in a radio drama, a brand sting or a parody.
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Imply a broadcast glitching out of view
A stutter that cuts in and out suggests a signal failing, with no radio shown, in a horror short or an audio story.
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What is a radio imaging sound effect?
It is a short produced element a station or show uses between pieces of content: a sweeper, a sting, a whoosh or a hit. They mark the join between items and give a show its identity.
Where can I get radio imaging sounds for a video?
Describe the element you want and generate it. Every sound on this page came from the prompt printed beside it, so you can use one as a starting point.
How do I make a custom radio imaging sound?
Say which element it is and how it moves, such as a rising whoosh of filtered noise ending on a sharp hit. Morphic builds that one piece, and you can tune the wording.
What is the difference between a sweeper and a sting?
A sweeper is a movement, usually a rising or crossing sound that carries you from one thing to the next. A sting is a short musical accent that marks a moment. Use both across a show.
Can I use these radio imaging sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. These elements are generated and not copied from any station.
Why does my sweeper feel late?
The hit at its end should land on the first beat of what follows. Slide the clip so that accent falls on the cut, and trim any extra tail.