Long swoosh

A smooth pass of air gliding from left to right, a sweep that rises and falls and a heavy cloth swung through a wide arc. Describe how long and how airy the swoosh needs to be and Morphic generates it.

  • Describe the exact swoosh your cut needs, from a slow glide to a wide rise and fall
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A wide ribbon of pale smoke curling across a matte black ground in one long arc, edges catching soft silver light

Long swoosh sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Left to right pass

A smooth airy swoosh that swells then fades as it crosses, for a slow camera glide or an object passing by.

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Rise and fall sweep

A sustained whoosh that climbs in pitch, peaks, then falls away, wide and soft with a gentle tail.

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Heavy cloth sweep

A big sheet of fabric swung in one slow wide arc, rushing air with a fluttering finish.

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Reverse swell

Rushing air building steadily to a soft peak and cutting clean, a lead-in that points at the next shot.

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Filtered air sweep

Smooth breathy noise sweeping low to high with an even texture and no hit at the end.

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Double pass

Two sustained swooshes back to back, the first rising and the second falling, for a long move with two beats.

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Generate a long swoosh sound from a prompt

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

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Ways to use a long swoosh sound effect

Carry the eye across a slow cut

A left to right pass under a dissolve gives a transition its direction, in a travel edit, a title sequence or a game cutscene.

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Carry the eye across a slow cut

Fill the quiet of a drifting shot

A filtered air sweep over a slow pan holds the silence without music, in a nature film, an animated scene or a slideshow.

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Fill the quiet of a drifting shot

Make a wide move feel big

A cloth sweep or a rise and fall adds scale to a slow reveal, for a fantasy cape swing, a sweeping drone shot or a boss entrance.

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Make a wide move feel big

Hint that something passed just out of frame

A reverse swell then a fall suggests a shape moved through the dark, in an audio drama, a horror short or a mystery scene.

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Hint that something passed just out of frame

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FAQs

What is a long swoosh sound effect?
It is a sustained pass of air, held for several seconds, that sits under a slow transition or a wide move. Searchers usually want something smoother and longer than a short whoosh.
Where can I get a long swoosh for a video?
Describe the sweep and generate it at the length your cut needs. That is faster than trimming a short clip to fit, and each sound here came from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom long swoosh?
Name the path and the texture: for example a smooth pass left to right that swells and fades, soft and airy. Morphic reads direction and texture, and you can adjust the wording until the movement matches your shot.
What is the difference between a long swoosh and a riser?
A swoosh moves past the listener and usually fades, while a riser climbs toward a peak and stops. A reverse swell sits between the two, so use it when the transition builds to a cut.
Can I use these long swoosh sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Each swoosh is generated for you, so it will not turn up in someone else's transition.
Why does my swoosh sound thin on the cut?
Short passes feel thin on a slow dissolve. Ask for a longer, airier sweep, line its peak with the middle of the dissolve and let the tail run under the next shot.