Land the moment somebody finally breaks
A single sob marks the exact frame a character gives way, and stops before it becomes a scene of its own. It plays the same over animation as over a close-up.
Editar prompt
Crying sound effect
From one caught sob to somebody coming apart. Describe the breathing and the weight, and the performance arrives matched to the face on screen.
- Set the age, the weight of the sobs, and how the breathing runs underneath
- A performance written for your scene instead of a stock clip of somebody else crying
- Clean vocal audio you can place in your own space with your own reverb
Crying performances for drama, games, and animation
Quiet weeping
Thin and wavering with the breath catching underneath it, running long. The take most scenes reach for first, because it sits under dialogue instead of stopping it.
Single sob
One breath in, one broken cry out, then nothing. A single sob is often more affecting than a long take, since it lets an audience imagine the rest for themselves.
Heavy sobbing
Ragged in, broken out, over and over with no room between. The unevenness is what makes it read as real: sobbing that arrives on a steady rhythm sounds performed.
Stifled crying
Held in and escaping in small shakes. It reads as somebody trying not to be heard, which is a completely different beat from anybody crying openly.
Child crying
A school-age voice, higher and gulping between cries. Register changes everything an audience assumes about the situation before they see who is in the room.
Sniffing afterwards
Wet sniffs and unsteady breath with the crying over. This is the layer that makes a recovery scene work, and it is the one most edits forget to lay in.
Generate a crying performance from a prompt
Elige un punto de partida, edita lo que quieras y genéralo en Morphic.
Ways to use a crying sound effect
Hold a scene together without laying music over it
Continuous weeping carries a long still shot on its own, which keeps a drama, a game cutscene or a documentary segment from leaning on a score to do the feeling.
Editar prompt
Show that the worst of it has passed
Sniffs and unsteady breathing tell an audience where they are in the arc, so a scene can open after the crying without a line explaining what happened.
Editar prompt
Put a child in the story without casting one
Crying from beyond the frame gives a scene a child nobody has to cast, direct or animate, and it raises the stakes of whatever is happening in shot.
Editar prompt
También te puede gustar
Scream sound effects
Generate scream sound effects with Morphic. Describe the age, intensity, and room you need and get a usable take in seconds.
Screaming sound effects
Morphic builds screaming sound effects from a prompt. Set the performance and the space, then drop a clean file into your mix.
Sigh sound effects
Sigh sound effects, relief, exasperation, weariness and contentment in real human breaths, recorded close for animation, games and dialogue edits.
Sneeze sound effects
Sneeze sound effects for comedy timing, allergy scenes and horror reveals. Generate a stifled sneeze, a wet one or a slow build-up that fits your take.
Más efectos de sonido en Human & vocal
- Chewing sound effects
- Clapping sound effects
- Cough sound effects
- Crowd cheering sound effect
- Crowd sound effects
- Ear ringing sound effect
- Fart sound effects
- Footsteps on gravel sound effects
- Footsteps on snow sound effects
- Footsteps on wood sound effects
- Footsteps sound effect
- Funny fart sound effects
- Ver todo →
Precios simples
Comienza gratis hoy, con la opción de mejorar tu plan o cancelar cuando quieras.
Basic
$9/ mes
facturado como $0 por año900 mensual créditos
1 usuario
Todos los modelos
Workflows
Standard
$24/ mes
facturado como $0 por año3200 mensual créditos
1 usuario
Todos los modelos
Workflows
Pro
$45/ mes
facturado como $0 por año6200 compartidos mensual créditos
1 usuario
+ hasta 4 más con costo adicional
Todos los modelos
Workflows
Pro Max
$170/ mes
facturado como $0 por año24000 compartidos mensual créditos
1 usuario
+ hasta 9 más con costo adicional
Todos los modelos
Workflows
Enterprise
Para límites más altos
Personalizado
términos de precios y facturación
Créditos de alto volumen
Límites de asientos personalizados
Todos los modelos
Workflows
Free
Para experimentar
$0
gratis para siempre
Hasta 20 créditos
Solo 1 usuario
Modelos limitados
Workflows
Preguntas frecuentes
What makes a crying sound effect believable?
The breathing, far more than the voice. Real crying is built from uneven intakes and broken exhales, so a take with a steady rhythm reads as acted however emotional the voice is. Ask for ragged breath first and the cry follows it.
How do I make a crying sound effect?
Say who is crying and how hard, then describe the breath. Give the age and register, the weight of the sobs, whether the breath is dragged in or held back, and how long the take runs. Those four choices produce completely different performances.
Why does my crying sound like laughing?
Because the two share a broken rhythm and only the pitch shape separates them. Ask for cries that fall away rather than rise, with a wavering thin tone and audible intakes between them, and the ambiguity disappears.
Should crying sit under dialogue or between lines?
Under, if it is quiet weeping, and between if it is heavy sobbing. Sobs occupy the same frequencies and rhythm as speech, so anything full-throated placed under a line will fight it and win.
How do I make crying feel like it is in another part of the house?
Ask for the high edge to be taken off and a faint short echo left behind it. Losing the top of the voice is what an audience hears as separation, while simply lowering the level just sounds like a quiet performance close by.
Can I use a generated crying sound commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Generating the performance also avoids putting a recording of a real person's distress into a project you are selling.