Swell

A string section growing to a full chord, a warm synth pad brightening, a brass swell and a timpani roll ending on one strike. Describe the build you want and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact build your scene needs, from strings to a drum roll
  • Yours alone, not a riser already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A conductor baton raised before a dark orchestra, a single pool of warm light widening across the strings

Swell sounds for games, animation, and video edits

String swell

A soft chord that grows to a full peak, for an emotional lift in the story.

Synth pad swell

A smooth tone brightening as it rises, for titles and tech reveals.

Brass swell

One held chord growing from soft to loud with a buzzing edge, for weight and scale.

Cymbal swell

A soft shimmer rising to a crash, the classic build into a hit.

Timpani roll

A drum roll growing from quiet to loud, ending on one hard strike.

Reverse chord

A piano chord played backward, sucking in to a sharp peak.

Generate a swell sound from a prompt

Choisissez un point de départ, modifiez ce que vous voulez, puis générez dans Morphic.

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Ways to use a swell sound effect

Build to the title reveal

A cymbal swell rising into the logo gives the cut its impact, in a trailer, a game menu or a documentary open.

Modifier le prompt
Build to the title reveal

Carry a silent shot without a full score

A string swell growing under a wide image replaces a music bed, in a short film, a memorial video or a podcast.

Modifier le prompt
Carry a silent shot without a full score

Set a rising sense of scale

A low brass swell tells the audience something huge is approaching, in a fantasy game, an epic animation or a trailer.

Modifier le prompt
Set a rising sense of scale

Tell the audience a hit is coming

A reverse chord drawing in suggests the strike before it lands, in a comedy cut, a thriller or a transition.

Modifier le prompt
Tell the audience a hit is coming

Tarifs simples

Commencez gratuitement dès aujourd'hui, avec la possibilité de mettre à niveau ou d'annuler à tout moment.

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$19/ mois
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Questions fréquentes

What is a swell sound effect?
It is a sustained sound that grows from quiet to loud, usually ending on a peak. Strings, brass, synth pads, cymbals and drum rolls are the common sources.
Where can I get swell sounds for a video?
Generate a build in the instrument you need and shape its peak, instead of hunting for risers that suit your length. Each sound here came from its printed prompt.
How do I make a custom swell?
Name the instrument, say it begins soft and grows, and add how it ends. A prompt like "a string swell, then cut clean" is enough.
What is the difference between a swell and a riser?
A swell is usually an instrument growing in volume, while a riser tends to be a synthetic sweep climbing in pitch. Swells feel musical, risers feel mechanical.
Can I use these swells commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. A custom swell also avoids the familiar riser from a popular pack.
Why does my swell end too abruptly?
State the ending in the prompt, such as fading out or cut clean. Without it the peak may stop at an awkward point.