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Procedural sound design with the sfx engine — writing a cue sheet against a video's timeline, which sound goes with which visual event, gain hierarchy, panning, musical key, automatic mastering to -14 LUFS, adding new generators, and verifying sync. Use when adding, changing or c

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Sound design

Most AI-made motion graphics are silent. Sound is what makes a piece feel produced.

The sfx/ engine synthesizes every sound in pure Python stdlib: no samples, no licenses, no installs, same output on every run. It reads the same timeline JSON as the picture, so sound can't drift out of sync.

How it fits together

File	Role
`sfx/synth.py`	generators: each returns mono samples at 48 kHz
`sfx/mix.py`	`Mix`: place sounds in time, master to a loudness target, write WAV
`sfx/loudness.py`	BS.1770 integrated loudness (matches ffmpeg's ebur128)
`sfx/cues/<video>.py`	a cue sheet: one video's sound design

python3 -m sfx --list                   # generators with what each is for
python3 -m sfx sfx/cues/<video>.py      # render → mastered WAV

Writing a cue sheet for a new video

Create sfx/cues/<video>.py:

from sfx.synth import click, pop, whoosh, chime, riser, impact

TIMELINE = "timeline.json"      # the same file the composition reads
OUT = "public/sfx.wav"
TARGET_LUFS = -14.0             # optional, this is the default

def score(mix, tl):
    s1 = tl["s1"]
    mix.put(s1["title"], whoosh(0.4, 500, 2400, peak=0.45), 0.12)
    for i, t in enumerate(s1["items"]):
        mix.put(t, pop(900 + i * 150, 400), 0.3, pan=-0.4 + i * 0.3)

mix.put(t, samples, gain, pan): t always comes from tl, never a typed number. Offsets from a beat (s1["exit"] + 0.05) are fine.
mix.typing(start, end, chars): one humanized keystroke per character.
mix.put_stereo(t, left, right, gain): for stereo sources like pad().
Mastering is automatic: the engine soft-clips and sets gain to hit TARGET_LUFS, raising drive only as far as needed to keep the true peak ≤ −2 dBFS (room for AAC overshoot, so the MP4 stays under −1 dBTP). A mix that's mostly short hits with silence between can't reach −14 without crushing; the engine then comes out quieter and says so. Fix it with sustained sound (a pad, longer tails), not by forcing it.
Add an "sfx" script in package.json pointing at the new cue sheet, or run it directly.

sfx/cues/effort.py is a complete, real example: 128 sounds plus a pad bed.

Visual event → sound

On screen	Generator	Notes
Typing	`mix.typing()`	jitter ±4–6 ms, random gain
Word / line reveal	`whoosh()` + `blip()` on the landing	short, airy
Badge, chip, callout pops in	`pop()`	raise pitch across a sequence
Control snaps to a step	`click()` + `blip()` in key
Sketch / draw-on	`scratch()`
Build-up	`riser()`	end exactly on the hit; one big riser per video
Success / arrival	`chime()`	chord in key
Hero transition	`whoosh()` in, `impact()` on the hit	one impact per video
Under everything	`pad()` with an `envelope()`	duck it under the hero transition

Accent, don't narrate: not every motion needs a sound. Continuous motion (drift, grain, rotation) stays silent.

Levels and space

Hero hits: gain 0.25–0.35. Supporting sounds: 0.08–0.2. Pad: ~0.03, ducked ~65% under the hero transition.
Pan follows on-screen position (−1 left … +1 right). Sequences sweep across the stereo field.
Pick one key and keep every tonal sound in it; pitch rises with progress and resolves on the payoff. (In the effort example the pad and slider notes are D major, but the scene 3 pops and chime are still in C major. Don't copy that.)

Adding a generator

Write a function in sfx/synth.py that returns a list of floats at SR. Put what it's for in the first docstring line; --list shows it. Use the module-level random for noise so renders stay reproducible. Build on bandnoise() for anything airy.

Verify

npm run sfx                              # or python3 -m sfx sfx/cues/<video>.py
npm run wave                             # out/wave.png + loudness of the WAV
npm run build
node scripts/wave.mjs out/effort.mp4     # loudness of what you'll actually post

In out/wave.png every coral line is a timeline beat. Each transient should sit on a line or a hair after it. A hit between lines means a hardcoded time or a stale WAV. Pass --timeline for a video with its own timeline file.

Optional: generated audio

For voiceover or sounds you can't synthesize, the ElevenLabs MCP (see .mcp.json.example) can generate files into public/. Place them with <Audio src={staticFile(...)} /> inside a <Sequence from={beat * FPS}>.

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description: Procedural sound design with the sfx engine — writing a cue sheet against a video's timeline, which sound goes with which visual event, gain hierarchy, panning, musical key, automatic mastering to -14 LUFS, adding new generators, and verifying sync. Use when adding, changing or checking audio, SFX, music beds or loudness for any video in this repo.

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name: sound-design
description: Procedural sound design with the sfx engine — writing a cue sheet against a video's timeline, which sound goes with which visual event, gain hierarchy, panning, musical key, automatic mastering to -14 LUFS, adding new generators, and verifying sync. Use when adding, changing or checking audio, SFX, music beds or loudness for any video in this repo.
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# Sound design

Most AI-made motion graphics are silent. Sound is what makes a piece feel produced.

The `sfx/` engine synthesizes every sound in pure Python stdlib: no samples, no licenses, no installs, same output on every run. It reads the same timeline JSON as the picture, so sound can't drift out of sync.

## How it fits together

| File | Role |
|---|---|
| `sfx/synth.py` | generators: each returns mono samples at 48 kHz |
| `sfx/mix.py` | `Mix`: place sounds in time, master to a loudness target, write WAV |
| `sfx/loudness.py` | BS.1770 integrated loudness (matches ffmpeg's ebur128) |
| `sfx/cues/<video>.py` | a cue sheet: one video's sound design |

```bash
python3 -m sfx --list                   # generators with what each is for
python3 -m sfx sfx/cues/<video>.py      # render → mastered WAV
```

## Writing a cue sheet for a new video

Create `sfx/cues/<video>.py`:

```python
from sfx.synth import click, pop, whoosh, chime, riser, impact

TIMELINE = "timeline.json"      # the same file the composition reads
OUT = "public/sfx.wav"
TARGET_LUFS = -14.0             # optional, this is the default

def score(mix, tl):
    s1 = tl["s1"]
    mix.put(s1["title"], whoosh(0.4, 500, 2400, peak=0.45), 0.12)
    for i, t in enumerate(s1["items"]):
        mix.put(t, pop(900 + i * 150, 400), 0.3, pan=-0.4 + i * 0.3)
```

- `mix.put(t, samples, gain, pan)`: `t` always comes from `tl`, never a typed number. Offsets from a beat (`s1["exit"] + 0.05`) are fine.
- `mix.typing(start, end, chars)`: one humanized keystroke per character.
- `mix.put_stereo(t, left, right, gain)`: for stereo sources like `pad()`.
- Mastering is automatic: the engine soft-clips and sets gain to hit `TARGET_LUFS`, raising drive only as far as needed to keep the true peak ≤ −2 dBFS (room for AAC overshoot, so the MP4 stays under −1 dBTP). A mix that's mostly short hits with silence between can't reach −14 without crushing; the engine then comes out quieter and says so. Fix it with sustained sound (a pad, longer tails), not by forcing it.
- Add an `"sfx"` script in `package.json` pointing at the new cue sheet, or run it directly.

`sfx/cues/effort.py` is a complete, real example: 128 sounds plus a pad bed.

## Visual event → sound

| On screen | Generator | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Typing | `mix.typing()` | jitter ±4–6 ms, random gain |
| Word / line reveal | `whoosh()` + `blip()` on the landing | short, airy |
| Badge, chip, callout pops in | `pop()` | raise pitch across a sequence |
| Control snaps to a step | `click()` + `blip()` in key | |
| Sketch / draw-on | `scratch()` | |
| Build-up | `riser()` | end exactly on the hit; one big riser per video |
| Success / arrival | `chime()` | chord in key |
| Hero transition | `whoosh()` in, `impact()` on the hit | one impact per video |
| Under everything | `pad()` with an `envelope()` | duck it under the hero transition |

Accent, don't narrate: not every motion needs a sound. Continuous motion (drift, grain, rotation) stays silent.

## Levels and space

- Hero hits: gain 0.25–0.35. Supporting sounds: 0.08–0.2. Pad: ~0.03, ducked ~65% under the hero transition.
- Pan follows on-screen position (−1 left … +1 right). Sequences sweep across the stereo field.
- Pick one key and keep every tonal sound in it; pitch rises with progress and resolves on the payoff. (In the effort example the pad and slider notes are D major, but the scene 3 pops and chime are still in C major. Don't copy that.)

## Adding a generator

Write a function in `sfx/synth.py` that returns a list of floats at `SR`. Put what it's for in the first docstring line; `--list` shows it. Use the module-level `random` for noise so renders stay reproducible. Build on `bandnoise()` for anything airy.

## Verify

```bash
npm run sfx                              # or python3 -m sfx sfx/cues/<video>.py
npm run wave                             # out/wave.png + loudness of the WAV
npm run build
node scripts/wave.mjs out/effort.mp4     # loudness of what you'll actually post
```

In `out/wave.png` every coral line is a timeline beat. Each transient should sit on a line or a hair after it. A hit between lines means a hardcoded time or a stale WAV. Pass `--timeline` for a video with its own timeline file.

## Optional: generated audio

For voiceover or sounds you can't synthesize, the ElevenLabs MCP (see `.mcp.json.example`) can generate files into `public/`. Place them with `<Audio src={staticFile(...)} />` inside a `<Sequence from={beat * FPS}>`.

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    "manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/whaleyxbt-sound-design"
  }
}

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Source: whaleyxbt/claude-motion
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Sound design

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Writing a cue sheet for a new video

Visual event → sound

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