Earth

Dry earth tearing open, a geyser bursting out of the ground, rocks tumbling down a slope and boots pressing into loose soil. Describe the ground your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Ground splitting, a geyser burst or a rockfall, generated from your description
  • Shaped around the canyon floor that opens beneath your hero in act three
  • Clean earth sounds to cut against every crack, burst and footfall on screen
A jagged crack splitting open through dry cracked earth, dust and small stones spilling into the gap

Earth sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Earth cracking open

Soil and rock tearing apart with grit pouring in, the hit for a fissure, a collapse or a creature breaking through.

Geyser eruption

A hiss and gurgle that bursts into a roaring column of steam and water, for nature films, travel videos and fantasy worlds.

Steps on loose soil

Dull earthy footfalls with small crumbles of dirt, for walking a field, a garden path or a freshly dug trench in a game.

Rockfall

Stones breaking loose and clattering down a slope, for a cliff giving way, a blocked mine tunnel or a warning in a level.

Light tremor

A low shudder of ground shaking with pebbles rattling on rock, for a small quake, a giant waking or heavy machinery nearby.

Hot mud pool

Thick gloopy plops and puffs of steam from a bubbling mud pool, a living ground bed for volcanic land and alien planets.

Generate an earth sound from a prompt

Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.

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Ways to use an earth sound effect

Hit the frame where the ground splits

Earth tearing open on the exact cut makes a fissure feel physical, in an action film, a disaster game or an animated adventure.

Edit prompt
Hit the frame where the ground splits

Keep a volcanic field alive with no score

A hot mud pool bubbling under a slow wide shot gives steaming ground a pulse, in a nature documentary, an exploration game or a podcast.

Edit prompt
Keep a volcanic field alive with no score

Open on a steaming geyser basin

A geyser eruption at the start of a sequence places viewers on raw, active land at once, in a travel film, a survival game or an audio tour.

Edit prompt
Open on a steaming geyser basin

Hint that the cliff above is unstable

A rockfall heard from out of shot warns of a slope about to go, in a thriller, a climbing game or a radio drama, without showing a single stone.

Edit prompt
Hint that the cliff above is unstable

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FAQs

What is an earth sound effect?
Searchers for earth sounds usually want the ground in action: soil cracking open, a geyser erupting, rocks falling, a tremor and footsteps on dirt. They are low, gritty and physical, which is what makes land on screen feel solid or unsafe.
Where can I get earth sounds for a video?
Describe the ground event in a line and generate it, which saves scrolling through nature packs for a close match. 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 earth sound effect?
State the material, the action and the size of it, then generate. A prompt like "rocks breaking loose and tumbling down a dirt slope, a clattering cascade of stones" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can change the material or the force until it matches.
What is the difference between an earth, an earthquake and a rockslide sound?
Earthquake sounds centre on the shaking and what it rattles indoors. Rockslide sounds are a long run of falling stone. Earth sounds cover the ground more widely, from a split and a geyser to steps and mud, so they suit outdoor scenes where the land itself acts.
Can I use these earth 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 earth sound not sit right in the edit?
Low rumbles pile up quickly and turn the mix to mud. Use the tremor as a bed under the shot, then place the crack or rockfall on top for the moment of impact, and cut the tremor the instant the ground stops moving.