Chinese

Lion dance drums and cymbals pounding, a string of firecrackers, a dizi flute trilling and tiles clattering on a table. Describe the Chinese sound your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Lion dance drums, a firecracker string or an erhu slide, each as you describe
  • Your animated new year parade gets drums and firecrackers no other edit has
  • Each drum, crack or crowd comes separate, ready to drop on the timeline
A string of red firecrackers bursting, bright flashes and red paper fragments flying through white smoke

Chinese sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Lion dance drums

A big drum pounding with crashing cymbals and a clanging gong, the driving sound of a lion dance or a new year parade.

Firecracker string

A long string of firecrackers in a dense crackling rattle, the bang that opens a new year, a wedding or a shop.

Dizi flute trill

A bamboo flute with a bright buzzing edge, trilled and bending up, for a mountain view, a village or a calm opening.

Erhu slide

A two-string fiddle bowed in one long sliding note, warm and nasal, for longing, memory or a slow farewell scene.

Night market crowd

A wordless crowd with sizzling woks and clattering bowls, the busy bed of an evening street market or a food lane.

Mahjong shuffle

Heavy tiles shuffled by hand across a table, a dense clattering rattle for a family game, a teahouse or a holiday.

Generate a Chinese sound from a prompt

시작점을 고르고 원하는 대로 수정한 뒤 Morphic에서 생성하세요.

생성하기

Ways to use a Chinese sound effect

Kick off the new year with firecrackers

A string of firecrackers on the cut to the new year gives the scene its bang, in a film, an animation, a game event or a short video.

프롬프트 편집
Kick off the new year with firecrackers

Carry a festival parade with no music

Pounding drums, cymbals and gong drive a parade or a lion dance sequence with no added score, in video, animation, games and documentary.

프롬프트 편집
Carry a festival parade with no music

Drop the audience into a night market

A wordless crowd with sizzling woks and clattering bowls sets a busy evening street market in seconds, in film, travel video, game levels and podcasts.

프롬프트 편집
Drop the audience into a night market

Suggest a game of tiles in the next room

The rattle of tiles being shuffled behind a door tells the viewer a family game is under way, in a drama, a comedy, an animated film or an audio story.

프롬프트 편집
Suggest a game of tiles in the next room

간단한 가격

오늘 무료로 시작하고 언제든지 업그레이드하거나 취소할 수 있습니다.

Basic

$19/ 월
청구 금액 $0 년

2400 월간 크레딧

1 명 전용

모든 모델

워크플로

Standard

$24/ 월
청구 금액 $0 년

3625 월간 크레딧

1 명 전용

모든 모델

워크플로

Pro

$45/ 월
청구 금액 $0 년

6350 공유 월간 크레딧

1 사용자

+ 최대 4 명 추가 비용으로 추가 가능

모든 모델

워크플로

Max

$170/ 월
청구 금액 $0 년

24650 공유 월간 크레딧

1 사용자

+ 최대 9 명 추가 비용으로 추가 가능

모든 모델

워크플로

Enterprise

더 높은 제한

사용자 정의

가격 및 청구 조건

대용량 크레딧
맞춤형 시트 제한
모든 모델
워크플로
Pricing Gradient

Free

가볍게 사용해보기

$0

영구 무료

최대 20 크레딧
1명 전용
일부 모델
워크플로

자주 묻는 질문

What is a Chinese sound effect?
Chinese sound effects are the sounds of China's instruments, festivals and streets: lion dance drums and cymbals, firecrackers, the dizi flute and the erhu, a busy market and tiles shuffled at a table. The page is a place and instrument bed with no voices, accents or caricature.
Where can I get Chinese sounds for a video?
Describe the drum, the flute or the street and generate it, so the sound matches your own scene. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt beside it, so you can start from one and adjust it.
How do I make a custom Chinese sound effect?
Lead with the instrument or the place, then describe what it does and how close it is. A prompt like "an erhu two-string fiddle bowed in one long sliding note that rises and falls" gives Morphic enough to work with.
What is the difference between a dizi, an erhu and a guzheng?
A dizi is a bamboo flute with a bright buzzing tone, an erhu is a two-string fiddle bowed for long sliding notes, and a guzheng is a long zither plucked in rippling runs. Use the dizi for brightness, the erhu for longing and the guzheng for a calm, flowing scene.
Can I use these Chinese sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each sound is generated for you, you also avoid the clip turning up in someone else's video.
Why does my Chinese sound not sit right in the edit?
Firecrackers and lion dance drums are dense and loud, so they can swamp dialogue in a festival scene. Bring them up between lines and down under speech, and use the market crowd as the steady layer underneath.