Follow chime
A bright, friendly tone for a new follow. Short and cheerful so it reads instantly over gameplay.
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Sound effects for streaming
A stream runs live over game audio and a talking host, so an alert has to cut through in a second. Morphic generates original alert tones, stingers, and reaction sounds from a text description, sized to punch without swamping the show. You describe the moment and wire the result into your stream software.
How it works
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Describe the sound on Morphic
Ask for the alert or stinger you want, like a bright follow chime or a punchy scene-change drop, and note it should be short and cut through a busy mix. Morphic generates it from the text.
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Wire it into your stream software
Attach the file to the event in your alert tool, such as a follow or sub in Streamlabs or StreamElements, or add it to a scene-change hotkey in OBS.
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Set the level and go live
Play it over your running game and mic, set it loud enough to notice but not to clip the stream, then leave it firing for the whole broadcast.
Sounds your stream can run on
Four example effects for alerts, reactions, and scene changes over a live mix.
Reaction slap
A comedic hit for a fail, a clip, or a chat moment. Fire it on the beat for timing.
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Segment close
A soft book-closed thump to end a segment or wrap the stream. Signals a clean stop.
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Scene-change drop
A punchy transition hit for switching scenes or starting soon. Keep it tight so it feels snappy.
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What it handles, and what to check
Morphic makes the sound; you own how loud it sits over your game and your voice.
What Morphic handles well
- Custom alert tones and stingers from a plain description, so your channel sounds its own
- Short, punchy effects sized to cut through game audio and a live mic
- One workspace for alerts, background music, and any voiceover you record
- Effects you can use commercially on paid plans, subject to the terms
Where you still want your own ear
- Level, since an alert must be heard over gameplay without clipping the stream
- Timing when you fire a reaction sound manually to a moment
- Restraint, because constant alerts wear out both you and your viewers
- Rights and fit if your brand or a sponsor sets the sound
Simple pricing
Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.
Basic
$9/ month
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$24/ month
billed as $0 per year3625 monthly credits
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$45/ month
billed as $0 per year6350 shared monthly credits
1 user
+ up to 4 more at extra cost
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Pro Max
$170/ month
billed as $0 per year24650 shared monthly credits
1 user
+ up to 9 more at extra cost
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Enterprise
For higher limits
Custom
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High-volume credits
Custom seat limits
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Free
For playing around
$0
forever free
Up to 20 credits
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FAQs
Can I make custom alert sounds for follows and subs?
Yes. Describe the tone you want and Morphic generates an original alert from the text. Attach the file to the follow or sub event in your alert tool, such as Streamlabs or StreamElements.
Can I use these sound effects on a monetized stream?
On paid plans the effects you generate are yours to use commercially, which covers a monetized channel. Check the current terms for the specifics of your plan.
How do I add a custom sound to OBS or Streamlabs?
Export the effect from Morphic and point your alert event or an OBS hotkey at the file. It fires when the event triggers and plays for its generated length rather than looping.
Will a custom alert be loud enough over my gameplay?
Describe it as short and cutting when you generate it, then set the level in your software so it sits above the game and your mic without clipping the stream.
Can I build a matching set of alerts so my channel has one sound?
Generate each alert and stinger from related descriptions and keep them together, so follows, subs, and scene changes share a consistent feel across the whole stream.
What is the difference between a stinger and an alert for streaming?
An alert marks a viewer action like a follow; a stinger is a short musical or effect hit for a transition or scene change. Morphic can generate both from a description.