Vocal

A punchy shouted hey, a quick gasp of surprise and a warm closed-mouth hum. Describe the voice reaction you need and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact vocal reaction your scene needs, a gasp, a hum or a cheer
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A condenser microphone with a pop filter in a pool of soft amber light against black, faint rings of sound spreading outward from the mesh

Vocal sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Sharp hey

One short shouted hey with a clear vowel, to get attention or punctuate a cut in a vlog, a game or an animation.

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Surprised gasp

A sudden breathy inhale with a slight catch, for a reveal, a scare or a jaw-drop reaction.

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Closed-mouth hum

A smooth warm hum on one steady pitch, for a thinking beat, a relaxed character or a cozy scene.

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Excited cheer

A bright rising whoop with a quick cutoff, for a goal, a win or a happy ending.

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Throat clear

A dry rough rasp and a short cough, for interrupting a conversation or an awkward pause.

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Soft ooh of wonder

A rounded vowel gliding up and trailing off, for seeing something beautiful or unexpected.

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Generate a vocal 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 vocal sound effect

Get the viewer attention on a cut

A sharp hey on the first frame of a new shot pulls focus in a vlog, a game trailer or a short animation.

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Get the viewer attention on a cut

Fill a silent beat without music

A relaxed hum under a slow shot gives a calm scene a human presence in a cooking video, a game menu or a podcast intro.

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Fill a silent beat without music

Set a mood of wonder

A soft ooh over a reveal frames the moment as beautiful, in a travel film, a science explainer or a children show.

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Set a mood of wonder

Suggest a person just off screen

A throat clear from beyond the frame implies someone else is in the space, in a thriller, a comedy sketch or an audio drama.

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Suggest a person just off screen

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FAQs

What are vocal sound effects?
They are non-speech sounds made with the voice: gasps, hums, cheers, throat clears and similar reactions. They add a human presence to a scene without any dialogue.
Where can I get vocal sound effects for a video?
Describe the reaction and generate it. Every sound on this page came from the prompt shown beside it, so you can start from one and change the pitch or the energy.
How do I make a custom vocal sound?
Name the sound, the kind of voice and one quality such as breathy or bright. A prompt like a soft rising ooh of wonder, gentle and breathy, gives a clear direction.
What is the difference between a gasp and a sigh?
A gasp is a quick inhale that catches, used for surprise. A sigh is a slow breath out, used for tiredness or relief, so ask for the direction of the breath.
Can I use these vocal sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Generated voice reactions also spare you from recording and cleaning up each one yourself.
Why does my vocal sound turn into words?
Prompts that sound like speech invite words. Stick to vowels and breath, like a clear vowel or a closed-mouth hum, and name that there is no speech.