Meditation

A singing bowl struck once and ringing out, a wooden stick circling its rim, soft chimes shimmering and one slow breath. Describe the calm sound you want, and Morphic generates it.

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A brass singing bowl on a folded cushion with a wooden mallet beside it, a thin plume of incense rising through soft diffused light

Meditation sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Singing bowl strike

A warm round tone that rings out and fades, for the opening of a guided session.

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Rim hum

A steady rising hum with a faint shimmer, for a bowl being circled to deepen a mood.

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Soft chimes

Glassy tings that shimmer and fade, for a gentle transition between breaths.

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Slow breath

One calm breath in through the nose and out through the mouth, for a breathing exercise.

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Temple bell

A single warm strike with a long soft tail, for a session beginning or ending.

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Finger cymbals

A bright high ring that sustains and fades, for marking a change in a practice.

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Generate a meditation 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 meditation sound effect

Open a guided session with one clear tone

A struck bowl on the first frame tells the listener to settle, in a meditation app, a yoga video or a wellness podcast.

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Open a guided session with one clear tone

Hold a silent stretch without music

A rim hum keeps a long pause gentle where a track would distract, for a mindfulness video, a sleep story or a retreat film.

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Hold a silent stretch without music

Set a calm and unhurried mood

Soft chimes establish a still place at once, in a spa promo, a game rest area or a slow documentary.

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Set a calm and unhurried mood

Suggest a temple the viewer cannot see

A bronze bell sounding beyond the trees implies a quiet monastery on the hill, in a travel film, a drama or an audio story.

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Suggest a temple the viewer cannot see

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FAQs

What is a meditation sound effect?
It is a short calm sound used to open, mark or close a practice: a singing bowl, a chime, a bell or a breath. Each has a soft attack and a gentle tail.
Where can I get meditation sounds for an app or video?
Describe the instrument and generate it. The six sounds here are bowls, chimes, a bell, cymbals and a breath, and each has its prompt printed so you can adjust it.
How do I make a custom meditation sound?
Name the instrument, how it is played and how it fades, for example a singing bowl struck once with a wooden mallet. Words like warm, round and soft shape the tone.
What is the difference between a strike and a rim hum?
A strike is one hit that rings and fades. A rim hum comes from a stick circling the bowl, so it sustains as long as the motion continues and has a slight shimmer.
Can I use these meditation sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. That covers apps, courses and videos.
Why does my bowl sound harsh?
Harshness usually comes from a sharp attack. Ask for a warm round tone struck with a wooden mallet, and lower the clip volume so the ring is the loudest part, not the hit.