Mirelo SFX 1.6

Name: Mirelo SFX
Author: Mirelo AI

byMirelo AI

Synthesize frame-synchronized Foley, tactile sound effects, and atmospheric room tone directly from silent video clips

How Mirelo SFX works

Generate synchronized sound effects in seconds by uploading your video clip and steering acoustic textures with descriptive text prompts.

Mirelo source video of a copper ball rolling along brass rails

Upload silent footage

Provide a video clip up to 60 seconds with clear visual motion and physical contact points.

Mirelo text prompt describing synchronized material impacts and room acoustics

Guide acoustic textures

Optionally supply a text prompt specifying contact materials, strike force, and room acoustics.

Mirelo SFX node with a small video input thumbnail and synchronized generated video output

Export synchronized video

Render frame-locked Foley layers and spatial ambient tone muxed directly into your output video.

What Mirelo SFX is good at

From frame-locked physical impacts to spatial room tone, Mirelo SFX 1.6 translates visual motion directly into rich audio layers.

Frame-Synchronized Foley

Analyzes visual motion across video frames to automatically sync footfalls, impacts, and collisions down to the millisecond without manual cutting.

Tactile Material Textures

Synthesizes authentic acoustic decay and physical material interactions, from ceramic clatter and metallic clangs to tearing paper and fabric rustle.

Environmental Room Tone

Generates ambient background sound beds and spatial acoustics—from reverberant industrial halls to gusty rainstorms—without harsh high-frequency noise.

Multi-Sample Iteration

Generate between 1 and 4 audio sample variations across clips up to 60 seconds to audition alternative Foley weights and acoustic textures.

Made with Mirelo SFX

Explore how silent video clips are paired with material-accurate Foley, mechanical transients, and immersive environmental ambience.

Polished interior footstep acoustics

Tactile mechanical switch transients

Cinematic trailer impacts and whooshes

Atmospheric environmental soundscape

Commercial product Foley and micro-textures

What people build with Mirelo SFX

Sound designers, commercial editors, and generative video creators rely on Mirelo SFX 1.6 for rapid, frame-locked audio scoring.

Film & Trailer Sound Design

Lay down instant Foley passes, sub-bass impacts, and cinematic whooshes on edit assemblies without searching static sound libraries.

Commercial & Product Video

Add crisp material transients, tactile clicks, and authentic handling noises to silent product renders and commercial close-ups.

AI Animation & Generative Video

Bring silent generative video clips to life with frame-locked footsteps, cloth movement, and reactive atmospheric room tone.

Game Cinematics & Cutscenes

Prototype cutscene audio and physical environmental ambiance rapidly before handing off assets to final mix engineers.

Social Media & Short-Form Video

Elevate pacing and punch up viral motion graphics with rapid impact transitions, textured object drops, and spatial audio cues.

Mirelo SFX specs

Plans and credits

Inputs: Video, Prompt (text)
Output: video
Duration: 1–60 seconds
Cost: 7–1,653 credits per run

Frequently Asked Questions

Mirelo SFX 1.6 is designed for generating frame-synchronized Foley, physical impact sounds, and environmental background ambience directly from silent video clips. It analyzes visual motion cues across video frames—such as footfalls, impacts, and sliding objects—and synthesizes realistic, material-accurate sound layers locked to the timing of the action.

No, Mirelo SFX 1.6 specializes exclusively in Foley, environmental audio, and tactile sound design. It does not compose musical tracks, lyrical arrangements, or spoken dialogue and vocal dubbing.

You can guide the output by providing an optional text prompt that specifies contact materials (such as 'ceramic mug on wooden desk'), collision force, or acoustic environments (such as 'reverberant warehouse' or 'dry studio recording'). The model fuses your text descriptions with the visual motion in the video.

The model supports video clip durations from 1 to 60 seconds. You can also generate between 1 and 4 sound variation samples per run to compare distinct Foley textures and sync options before finalizing your audio track.