Music & Sound
Score it, voice it, make it boom: music, sound effects and voices for everything you make — and a mixer to hear them change the story.
Same twelve seconds. Five scores. Tap a mood: she is being chased, she is late, she is running to him, something is behind her, the whole market is about to dance. The picture never changes — the sound decides the story.
One penguin. Five narrators.
A hushed documentary, a commentator losing it, the trailer voice, a bedtime story, the thoughts in a penguin’s head. Any voice, any tone, any job — written, voiced and mixed in minutes.
Every world has a sound
Sixteen worlds that do not exist, cut to the bar of a track made for them, and every cut with a sound nobody ever recorded. Mute the music and keep the effects. Kill the effects and hear what goes missing.
Sounds nobody ever recorded
Glass whaleElevenLabs SFX v2
“A deep, slow whale song that rings like giant glass bells and wet wine-glass rims, shimmering and huge.”
Firework cactusStable Audio 2.5
“Rapid popping and crackling of tiny fireworks bursting like popcorn, with a sparkly fizz.”
Paper tigerMirelo SFX 2.0
“A tiger roar made entirely of crumpling, tearing and rustling paper.”
Upward rainElevenLabs SFX v2
“Rain played in reverse: droplets sucked upward out of puddles, rising sparkly whooshes, a soft city hum.”
Jellyfish lanternsSonilo
“Soft wobbly underwater synth hums and bloops pulsing slowly like breathing jellyfish.”
Piano trainStable Audio 2.5
“A speeding train whose wheels clatter as rapid piano glissandos and pounding chords, with a steam whistle.”
Tea volcanoCassetteAI
“A kettle whistle rising into a volcanic eruption, a boiling, bubbling rumble.”
Blizzard globeElevenLabs SFX v2
“Thin glass cracking, then a howling gust of blizzard wind rushing out.”
Saturn skatersMirelo SFX 2.0
“Skateboard wheels rolling over chiming crystal rings, ice ticking, a deep cosmic hum.”
Bubble dragonStable Audio 3
“A dragon roar that turns into a gushing, blooping torrent of soap bubbles.”
Balloon octopusSonilo
“Rubber balloons squeaking and stretching, playful squeaky twisting sounds.”
Lightning guitarStable Audio 2.5
“A thunderclap that rings out as a massive distorted electric guitar power chord.”
A glass whale. A paper tiger. Rain that falls up. Describe it and it has a sound — seven sound models, from a one-second hit to ten minutes of a world.
Make it sound
Music for your cut, an effect for every frame, a voice for every character. Then mix it all and hear the story change.