Modern

A smooth airy whoosh sweeping across the frame, a clean synth hit with a soft sub thump and a glassy interface slide. Describe the polished contemporary sound you need and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact contemporary cue your edit needs, from a sleek whoosh to a clean hit
  • Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A single thin ribbon of translucent glass light curving across a near black space, edges crisp and a faint reflection beneath it

Modern sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Sleek whoosh

A smooth left to right sweep with a clean swell and fade, tight enough for a fast cut.

Clean synth hit

One short bright pulse with a soft sub thump and a quick tail, a precise accent for a title.

Glass interface slide

A soft glassy swipe with a faint high shimmer, for a panel or card moving into place.

Minimal logo sting

Two crisp plucked synth notes rising, then a soft tail, a brand tag with no melody.

Tidy pop transition

A quick soft bubble pop followed by a short airy sweep, a neat hand-off between shots.

Clean synth riser

A smooth airy sweep rising in pitch and landing on a crisp soft hit, building toward a reveal.

Generate a modern 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 modern sound effect

Cut between two product shots

A sleek whoosh on the cut makes a hard edit feel intentional, in a product film, a social ad or an app trailer.

Edit prompt
Cut between two product shots

Hold a title card without music

A clean synth hit and its soft tail carry a still title across a beat of silence, in a keynote, a course intro or a short film.

Edit prompt
Hold a title card without music

Give a brand a clean contemporary feel

A minimal two-note sting at the end tells the viewer the piece is polished and current, in an explainer or a startup video.

Edit prompt
Give a brand a clean contemporary feel

Build toward a reveal the viewer cannot see yet

A smooth riser climbing before the cut hints at what is coming, in a launch teaser, a game menu or a trailer.

Edit prompt
Build toward a reveal the viewer cannot see yet

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$19/ month
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FAQs

What is a modern sound effect?
It is the clean, polished sound of contemporary media: sleek whooshes, tidy synth hits, glassy interface slides and minimal stings. The quality that defines it is restraint, with nothing cluttered or retro.
Where can I get modern sounds for a video?
Describe the cue and generate it, rather than scrolling packs of near-identical whooshes. Every sound here came from the prompt beside it, so you can start with one and adjust the tone.
How do I make a custom modern sound effect?
Name the element, say it is clean and polished, and add a direction or a length. "A smooth modern whoosh sweeping left to right, tight" works well.
What is the difference between a whoosh and a riser?
A whoosh is a quick sweep that moves a cut along. A riser climbs in pitch over time to build tension and usually ends on a hit. Use the whoosh for movement and the riser for anticipation.
Can I use these modern sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. They suit client work, ads and product videos.
Why does my whoosh sound too heavy?
Heavy whooshes come from words like cinematic or massive. Ask for smooth, airy and tight instead, and keep the sound short. That keeps it light enough for a fast contemporary cut.