Snap a hack to the frame the screen breaks
One glitch burst on the cut where the feed corrupts makes a hacking scene hit, in a thriller, a cyber game or a motion graphics opener.
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Electronic
Swelling synth tones, a data glitch, retro computer beeps and the crackle of a power surge through an electronic circuit. Describe the electronic sound your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.
- A synth swell, a glitch burst or a servo whir, each one as you describe it
- Made for the lab console a robot wakes up at in your sci-fi short
- Clean electronic cues to drop under a title card or a hacking scene
Electronic sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Synth swell
A detuned synth tone rising in volume and brightness, for a title card, a sci-fi reveal or the build into a new scene.
Glitch burst
Data breaking up in rapid broken chops, for a corrupted screen, a hacked feed or a digital transition between shots.
Sci-fi beeps
Bright sine blips jumping between high pitches, the retro computer chatter of a starship console or a robot thinking.
Electric surge
A high-voltage crackle swelling and snapping off, for a power spike, an overloaded machine or a lab experiment going wrong.
Servo whir
A tight motor whir ending on a click, for a robot arm moving, a camera turning to track someone or a toy coming to life.
Relay clicks
Metal relays snapping on and off a circuit board, the sound of a machine switching circuits as it boots or calculates.
Generate an electronic sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use an electronic sound effect
Let a robot think out loud without words
Sci-fi beeps and relay clicks carry a scene where a machine works alone, in an animated short, a puzzle game or a science podcast.
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Build a retro sci-fi lab in a few seconds
Beeps over a servo whir set a vintage space-age laboratory at once, in a short film, a game level intro or an animated explainer.
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Suggest a power failure behind the walls
An electric surge heard off screen tells the viewer the building just lost power, in a horror film, a survival game or an audio drama.
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FAQs
What is an electronic sound effect?
An electronic sound effect is any tone or noise made by circuits and machines: synth swells, data glitches, sci-fi beeps, power surges, servo motors and relays. Searchers usually want the futuristic, machine-made sounds of a lab, a robot or a computer.
Where can I get electronic sounds for a video?
Generate the cue from a short description, which is faster than browsing folders of synth and glitch packs. 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 electronic sound effect?
Choose the machine or circuit and how it moves, then generate it. A prompt like "an electric surge, a crackling high-voltage buzz swelling fast and snapping off with a sharp zap" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can rework the wording until it fits.
What is the difference between a synth swell, a glitch burst and an electric surge?
A synth swell is a musical tone rising smoothly in brightness. A glitch burst is digital data breaking into stuttering chops, and an electric surge is a physical crackle of high voltage ending in a zap, so each points to a different source on screen.
Can I use these electronic 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 electronic sound not sit right in the edit?
Electronic sounds often sit too clean and bright against picture. Match the source to what is on screen, a crackle for sparks and a glitch for a screen, and roll off some top end when the machine is across the room.