⚡Quick Start Tips
Creating Your First Sound in the Browser
Getting started with Deep Noise is intuitive and takes just moments. Here's how to create your first AI-generated sound:
1. Describe Your Sound Click into the prompt field at the top of the interface and describe the sound you're imagining in natural language. Be as specific or creative as you like—the AI understands musical terminology, emotional descriptions, and abstract concepts equally well.
Example prompt:
long emotional pad with slow attackOther effective prompts might include:
"Warm vintage bass with analog character"
"Ethereal bells with crystalline highs"
"Aggressive lead synth for techno"
2. Refine with Tags (Optional) Below the prompt field, you'll find optional tags to help narrow the sonic direction. These tags let you specify:
Mood (dark, uplifting, mysterious)
Genre (ambient, trap, cinematic)
Instrument type (bass, lead, pad, percussion)
Tags work alongside your prompt to guide the generation, but aren't required—your text description alone is often enough.
3. Generate Your Sound Hit the Generate button and watch as your description transforms into audio. The AI typically takes 2-5 seconds to create your unique sound. Each generation is completely original—even using the same prompt twice will yield different results.
4. Sculpt with the Orb Interface Once your sound loads, the interactive Orb appears, giving you real-time control over key parameters:
Filter Frequency – Brighten or darken the tone by adjusting the cutoff point
Filter Resonance – Add emphasis and character around the filter frequency
Delay Mix – Blend in rhythmic echoes for depth and movement
Reverb Mix – Create space from intimate to expansive
Simply drag within the Orb to hear immediate changes. These adjustments happen in real-time with no latency, allowing you to perform and record parameter changes.
5. Save Your Creation When you're happy with your sound, you have two options:
Save to Library – Adds the sound to your personal collection with optional tags for organization
Export – Download as a WAV file for immediate use in any project, or save as a preset to reload the exact sound later
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