Answer every press with a clean beep
One device beep on the frame a finger presses a button makes a gadget feel real, in a product video, an animated explainer or a game menu.
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Digital
One clean device beep, a digital clock ticking on and the bright chirp of a gadget powering up. Describe the digital sound you need and Morphic generates it clean, from a watch chime to a keypad run.
- A device beep, a clock tick or a power-on chirp, matched to your words
- Tuned to the bedside alarm that opens your first scene
- Clean digital tones to lay on each press, tick or blink in the edit
Digital sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Digital beep
One clean square-wave tone with a hard start and stop, the plain beep of a device, a scanner or a microwave.
Digital alarm clock
Rapid groups of sharp high beeps that keep going, the bedside alarm that wakes a character or starts a scene.
Watch hourly chime
Two quick thin beeps, the hourly chime of a digital wristwatch, for a still room, an exam scene or a time jump.
Digital clock tick
A crisp electronic tick repeating evenly, the countdown feel for a deadline, a puzzle timer or a tense wait.
Device power on
A short clean rising chime of two pure tones, for a gadget waking, a robot booting or a handheld switching on.
Keypad beeps
Short beeps at different pitches as keys are pressed, for a code typed in, a calculator or a door panel.
Generate a digital sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a digital sound effect
Count down a tense wait with no music
A digital clock ticking steadily under a long held shot gives a deadline its pressure, in a thriller, a puzzle game or a podcast drama.
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Open a scene on a bedside alarm
A digital alarm going off before the picture fades up tells the audience it is morning, in a short film, an animated series or an audio story.
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Show a code being typed off screen
Keypad beeps heard from the other side of a door suggest someone entering a code, in a heist film, a stealth game or an audio drama.
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FAQs
What is a digital sound effect?
Digital sounds are the clean electronic tones made by everyday devices: a single beep, a clock ticking on a display, an alarm, a watch chime, a gadget powering on and keypad presses. They are built from pure synthetic tones with hard edges, which is what makes them sound digital to the ear.
Where can I get digital sounds for a video?
Describe the beep or tick and generate it. That is quicker than checking dozens of near-identical tones in a library, and the cue is made for your device. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it, so you can start from one and adjust it.
How do I make a custom digital sound effect?
Name the device, the tone and how often it repeats, then generate it. A prompt like "a digital alarm clock going off, rapid groups of sharp high electronic beeps" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it fits the scene.
What is the difference between a digital beep, a notification and a glitch sound?
A digital beep is a plain tone with hard edges, the voice of a device doing its job. A notification is designed to catch attention with a friendlier shape, and a glitch is a digital sound breaking apart. Reach for the beep when a gadget simply responds.
Can I use these digital 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 digital sound not sit right in the edit?
A bare square-wave beep can sound harsher than the device on screen. Lower its level, pick a slightly lower pitch for bigger machines, and cut it right on the press or blink. Ticks should follow the rhythm of anything visible, such as a blinking light.