Sound design prompts
Write a music cue for this scene. The scene: """ [DESCRIBE IT BEAT BY BEAT WITH TIMINGS, OR PASTE THE SHOT LIST] """ Total length: [SECONDS] What the audience should feel, and how that changes: [THE EMOTIONAL ARC] What the music must not do: [e.g. "not telegraph the twist", "not overpower dialogue"] Dialogue or voiceover present: [WHERE
Score a Scene
Turn a scene into a music cue with instrumentation, timing hit points, and the emotional arc mapped to seconds, ready for a music model.
Audioadvanced
FOR SUNO: Style of Music field (turn Instrumental ON): [GENRE BED: lo-fi hip hop / warm ambient drone / soft piano meditation], [TEMPO: 70-80 BPM, unhurried / beatless and floating], [TEXTURES: warm tape hiss, vinyl crackle, soft Rhodes chords, distant rain / slow evolving pads, gentle field recordings], [MOOD: study-focus calm, gently me
Lo-fi and Ambient Instrumental Generator
Generate focus, sleep, and meditation instrumentals with Suno or ElevenLabs Music: textures, BPM, and headroom for voiceover.
Audiobeginner
Describe the sound in 10-60 words using this structure: [SOURCE, the thing making the sound, with material and size: "a heavy oak door" / "a small brass bell" / "boots on wet gravel"] + [THE EVENT: "creaks open slowly" / "struck once, sharply" / "walking at a steady pace, passing left to right"] + [THE SPACE, acoustics change everything:
Sound Effects and Foley Direction
Generate film-grade sound effects with ElevenLabs SFX: source, space, and temporal shape in the 10-60 words that actually steer it.
Audiointermediate
Create the sonic identity for my podcast. The show: [NAME + PREMISE + WHO LISTENS, e.g. "a weekly true-crime deep-dive" / "two founders talking shop, casual"] The feeling in 3 words: [e.g. "curious, warm, smart" / "urgent, dark, precise" / "scrappy, fun, caffeinated"] Reference sound (no artist names, describe it): [e.g. "plucky analog s
Podcast Intro Music and Sonic Branding
Create a podcast's sonic identity: a 15-30 second intro theme, outro variant, and transition stingers that all share one musical DNA.
Audiointermediate