Pulse

Two soft thuds repeated at an even pace, a sonar ping swelling and fading and an unbroken electronic throb. Describe the pulse and how many beats you need, and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact pulse your scene needs, down to how many beats
  • A rhythm built for your shot, not a stock pulse already in a hundred videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight under the cut
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Pulse sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Heartbeat

Paired dull thuds with a gap between, repeated at an even pace, the rhythm of a body at rest.

Sonar ping

A round bright ping that swells then fades with a long ring, sent out three times with gaps.

Reactor throb

A smooth hum that swells and dims evenly with no gaps, the heart of a machine.

Radar beeps

Six equal pure tones with equal gaps, precise and clinical.

Energy charge

Repeating thumps that grow tighter and brighter until one sharp burst releases them.

Alarm pulse

A harsh square-wave beep and a gap, five times, even and loud, a warning with a clear rhythm.

Generate a pulse sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a pulse sound effect

Mark the moment a scan finds something

A sonar ping on the screen flash gives a discovery its beat, in a sci-fi film, a submarine game or an interface video.

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Mark the moment a scan finds something

Hold a tense shot without music

A steady reactor throb under a long take builds unease in silence, in a thriller, a game level or an animated short.

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Hold a tense shot without music

Set a control station mood

Radar beeps over a dark screen place the viewer at a monitoring desk, for a film, a game or a motion graphic.

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Set a control station mood

Let the viewer hear a body racing off screen

A heartbeat under a cut away from the character suggests fear the camera never shows, in a horror piece, an audio drama or a game.

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Let the viewer hear a body racing off screen

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Preguntas frecuentes

What is a pulse sound effect?
It is a rhythmic repeated tone or thud: a heartbeat, a sonar ping, a machine throb or a radar beep. What defines it is the steady beat, not the instrument.
Where can I get pulse sounds for a video?
Say what is pulsing and how many beats you want, then generate it. A library rarely has the exact count and gap you need, and the prompts shown here are ready to adapt.
How do I make a custom pulse sound effect?
Describe the mechanism first, then count the beats and say how even the gaps are. "A harsh square-wave beep followed by a gap, five times" gives the model a precise rhythm.
What is the difference between a pulse and a beep?
A beep is a single tone, while a pulse is a repeated pattern with a rhythm and a gap. Ask for a pulse when the repetition is the point.
Can I use these pulse sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. They suit games, interfaces and film alike.
Why does my pulse speed up or lose count?
Say how many beats and ask for equal gaps. Avoid asking for a rate in numbers, and describe the rhythm in words such as even and steady.