Tinnitus

A steady high ring, a thinner and higher one, a tone fading in slowly and a ring that follows a loud bang. Describe the ear ring your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact ring your scene needs, its pitch and how it arrives
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A single hairline of pale light running horizontally through the centre of a black frame, with a faint soft halo around one point on the line

Tinnitus sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Steady high ring

One clear high tone, unbroken and unchanging, the standard ear ring.

Very high thin ring

A thinner, higher pitch with a glassy edge, unbroken, for a sharper effect.

Rounder lower ring

A softer, lower pitch with more body, steady and unbroken.

Slow fade-in

A single tone rising from silence to full level and holding, the ring creeping in.

Ring after a bang

A loud bang followed straight away by a steady high ring, the sound after a blast.

Ring fading out

A steady tone that holds, then fades gradually to silence, the ring finally easing.

Generate a tinnitus sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a tinnitus sound effect

Punctuate the shock after a loud blast

A bang with a ring after it puts the viewer in a character's dazed ears, in a war scene, a game or a thriller.

Edit prompt
Punctuate the shock after a loud blast

Fill a silent moment with unease

A steady high tone under a still shot keeps the quiet from feeling empty, in a short film, a game or an audio drama.

Edit prompt
Fill a silent moment with unease

Set up a mood of disorientation

A ring fading in slowly tells the audience something is wrong with how the character hears, in a drama or a first-person game.

Edit prompt
Set up a mood of disorientation

Suggest a ringing the character cannot escape

A thin ring that never changes implies a state the camera cannot show, in a medical drama, a horror short or an explainer.

Edit prompt
Suggest a ringing the character cannot escape

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FAQ

What is a tinnitus sound effect?
It is a sustained high-pitched tone, steady and unbroken, used to represent the ringing a character hears in their ears. It is a dramatic device and is not a medical recording.
Where can I get tinnitus sounds for a video?
Describe the pitch and how the ring arrives, then generate it. The six on this page came from the prompts shown beside them, so you can start from one.
How do I make a custom tinnitus sound?
Open with the mechanism, a continuous pure tone, then add the pitch and say it is unbroken. A single steady pitch keeps the effect clear instead of sounding like a siren or a beep.
What is the difference between a ring and a beep?
A ring is a continuous tone with no gaps, while a beep starts and stops. Ask for unbroken and one clear pitch when you want the ear-ring effect.
Can I use these tinnitus sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Please keep in mind that viewers with ear sensitivity may find a loud, high tone uncomfortable.
Why does my ring sound like a siren or a beep?
The prompt probably left room for the pitch to move or stop. Add steady, unbroken and one clear pitch, and drop any words that suggest an alarm.