Hold a scene together with one steady tone
A drone under a slow dialogue scene keeps the cut from feeling bare, in a film, an audio drama or a game cutscene.
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Long
A steady synthesizer drone, a singing bowl humming round its rim, a held cello note and a sine tone rising slowly. Describe the held sound your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.
- Describe the exact held tone your scene needs
- Yours alone, not a stock drone already in a hundred other videos
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Long sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Low synth drone
One steady sustained tone with a slow gentle wobble, unbroken for the whole clip.
Electrical hum
A steady mains buzz with faint overtones, running unchanged for the whole clip.
Rising sine tone
A smooth pure tone climbing slowly in pitch with no steps, tension in one line.
Generate a long sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a long sound effect
Fill the silence of a title card without music
A sustained bowl hum gives a text card or a chapter break something to hear while the viewer reads, in a documentary or a talk.
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Set a tense mood before anything happens
A rising sine tone tells the audience a moment is building in a thriller, a horror game or a trailer opening.
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Imply a machine running out of sight
An electrical hum behind a closed door hints at equipment humming in the dark, in a sci-fi short, a lab scene or a radio play.
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FAQs
What is a long sound effect?
It is a sound that holds rather than hits: a drone, a hum, a sustained note or a rising tone. These sounds run steadily through a scene instead of landing on one frame.
Where can I get sustained sounds for a video?
Describe the held sound by how it is made and generate it. Each clip on this page came from the prompt beside it, so you can copy one and swap the instrument or the pitch.
How do I make a custom drone or sustained tone?
Start with the mechanism, such as "a bowed cello holding one note", then add "continuous, unbroken, no gaps". Name the pitch and any wobble or rasp you want to hear.
How do I make a held sound last longer in my edit?
Clips are short by design. Overlap a second generated clip and fade between them, or lay the tone under your picture and hide the join with a slow crossfade.
Can I use these long sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. A generated drone is also unique to your project.
Why does my drone keep changing instead of holding?
Extra words invite the model to add movement. Say "one steady tone" and "unbroken", name only one instrument, and leave out any word that suggests a story or a change.