Trailer

A low brass braam, a riser climbing in pitch, a heavy boom hit and a fast whoosh across the screen. Describe the trailer cue you want and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact trailer cue your cut needs
  • Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other trailers
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A dark cinema screen filled with a vertical slash of white light splitting a black frame, dust sparkling in the beam

Trailer sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Brass braam

A layered horn blast that swells fast and fades into a rumble, the signature opener for a trailer or a title reveal.

Tension riser

A shimmering tone that climbs in pitch and volume then cuts off, to build toward a reveal or a title card.

Boom hit

One heavy sub-bass thud with a punchy attack and a long rumble, for a title slam or a hard cut to black.

Screen whoosh

A smooth rush of air passing across the frame, for a fast transition between trailer shots.

Metal stinger

A hard clang of struck steel with a glittering ring, for a sharp beat between beats of dialogue or a shock cut.

Slow drum pulses

Three heavy drum hits spaced apart and growing in weight, for a threat creeping closer.

Generate a trailer 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 trailer sound effect

Land the title card with a hit

A heavy boom on the frame the title appears gives a trailer, a game reveal or a product launch its weight.

Modifier le prompt
Land the title card with a hit

Carry a silent montage without music

A rising tone under quick cuts holds the pace in a sizzle reel, a pitch video or a fan edit with no track.

Modifier le prompt
Carry a silent montage without music

Open on a dark, serious tone

A low brass braam sets the stakes before a single line of dialogue, in a film teaser, a game launch or a podcast promo.

Modifier le prompt
Open on a dark, serious tone

Hint at something large moving closer

Slow drum pulses suggest a threat the audience has not seen yet, in a horror teaser, an animated short or an audio drama.

Modifier le prompt
Hint at something large moving closer

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Questions fréquentes

What is a trailer sound effect?
It is one of the loud, stylised cues that mark the beats of a movie trailer: a braam, a riser, a boom hit and a whoosh. They are built to feel big on a short timeline, often without any music beneath them.
Where can I get trailer sounds for a video?
Describe the cue you want and generate it, rather than reusing a famous stock hit heard in every trailer. The cues here came from the prompts under each card, so you can adapt one directly.
How do I make a custom trailer sound?
Name the cue and its source, then say how it rises and ends. "A tension riser climbing in pitch with a shimmering texture, then cutting to silence" is a good start, and you can change the instrument to change the feel.
What is the difference between a braam, a riser and a boom?
A braam is a blast of layered brass tones, a riser is a sound that climbs to build tension, and a boom is a single low thud. Trailers usually stack them: a riser leads into a boom, and a braam opens the piece.
Can I use these trailer sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. These cues are generic, with no studio or film names attached.
Why does my boom hit feel weak next to the dialogue?
A boom needs space, so duck other tracks a few frames before it lands. Ask for a longer sub-bass tail and place the hit exactly on the cut so the weight reads as one event.