Build expressive interface sounds

Create clicks, confirmations and alerts that belong to the same system.

RELAYER envelopes with volume and pitch controls for all four layers

Choose a shared palette

Use related source recordings across a group of interface sounds. A click can provide definition, a tonal layer can suggest intent and a textured layer can add character.

Make small changes count

Keep variation ranges restrained for frequently repeated interactions. Change pitch, timing or layer balance more deliberately when distinguishing a confirmation from a warning.

Listen in context

Audition sounds at their intended playback level alongside music and dialogue. Export several options so you can test the interaction rhythm in the actual interface.

RELAYER
Sound design
Workflow

‹ Previous

Randomisation with a purpose

Next ›

Give layered sounds movement

Keep exploring

All articles

RELAYER sampler with four loaded layers and detected variations

Getting started with RELAYER

Build your first layered effect from sounds you already own.

RELAYER variation detection controls and automatically detected regions

Turn multi-take WAVs into playable variations

Spend less time cutting recordings into separate files.

RELAYER Output Mix with layer mixer, three-band EQ, compressor, delay and reverb

Build an impact with four layers

Give each source a purpose: attack, body, texture and tail.