Punctuate a number the moment it jumps
A rolling tick and a ping on the frame the figure lands make an analytics clip land, in a data video, a stream overlay or a game HUD.
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Stat
A counter rolling up in crisp ticks, a graph blip stepping higher and a bar filling with a soft click at the end. Describe the readout on your screen and Morphic generates the sound clean.
- Describe the exact stat cue your interface needs, tick, blip or fill
- A readout sound made for your dashboard, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Stat sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Counter ticks up
A fast run of small crisp ticks climbing in pitch and ending on a soft ping, for a number rolling upward.
Graph blip
A short clean bleep that steps up in pitch, for a data point landing on a line chart.
Stat bar fills
A smooth rising sweep with fine ticks along it that stops on a soft click, for a meter reaching its mark.
Stat goes up
Two bright blips and a sparkling tail, for a buff, a score gain or a level bonus.
Stat goes down
Two dull descending blips with a muted low tick, for a penalty, a drain or a loss.
Stats panel opens
A quick sweep of thin digital chatter ending on one tap, for a character sheet or a report appearing.
Generate a stat sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a stat sound effect
Fill the gap while a chart draws itself
A graph blip as each point plots keeps a silent chart shot moving without music, for a report video, a pitch deck or a podcast clip.
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Set the tone for a character sheet screen
A panel-open sweep tells the viewer a stat screen is up, in a role-playing game, a tutorial or an animated explainer.
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Hint at a drain happening off screen
A pair of dull descending blips implies a meter falling somewhere out of frame, with no visual, in a game, a thriller or an audio drama.
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FAQs
What is a stat sound effect?
It is a short interface sound for a statistic changing: a counter ticking, a graph point landing, a bar filling. The tones are usually small and digital.
Where can I get stat sounds for a video?
Describe the readout and generate it, which beats searching packs for ticks that match your speed. Each sound here came from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom stat sound effect?
Say what the readout is doing and the direction of the pitch. A prompt like "two ascending bright blips then a sparkling chime tail" is enough for Morphic to generate it.
What is the difference between a stat gain and a stat drop?
A gain climbs in pitch and ends bright, so it reads as yes. A drop falls and ends dull, so it reads as loss. Using both keeps a dashboard readable by ear.
Can I use these stat sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. A stat cue you generate is unique to your project.
Why does my counter sound out of step with the numbers?
Ticks that run faster or slower than the digits break the illusion. Ask for a quicker or slower run in the prompt and end the cue on the frame the final figure appears.