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Mirelo SFX V1.5

Mirelo SFX V1.5 generates sound effects from video, using visible motion and impacts to shape audio that follows the action on screen.

Video editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Num Samples: 2$0.20 / run
Num Samples: 3$0.30 / run
Num Samples: 4$0.40 / run

Mirelo SFX V1.5

Mirelo SFX V1.5 turns video into sound effects aligned with on-screen events. The footage supplies cues about movement, impact timing and intensity, while an optional text description guides the sound generation. Its output is audio shaped by the action in the supplied clip.

The model can generate realistic or cinematic effects, from footsteps to environmental ambience. A visible collision provides a cue for an impact sound; movement within a scene helps establish the timing and character of the accompanying audio.

What it's good for

Animation editors can use it to develop effects for silent sequences, and video teams can build an initial sound treatment around filmed action. This gives a sound designer scene-specific material to audition during an edit.

It also suits exploring different audio interpretations of the same footage. Alternative treatments can help establish how forceful an action feels or how much atmosphere a scene needs.

Model ID

mirelo-ai/sfx-v1.5

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.20 / run

Provider

Mirelo

Hosting

Passthru

Mirelo SFX V1.5

Mirelo SFX V1.5 turns video into sound effects aligned with on-screen events. The footage supplies cues about movement, impact timing and intensity, while an optional text description guides the sound generation. Its output is audio shaped by the action in the supplied clip.

The model can generate realistic or cinematic effects, from footsteps to environmental ambience. A visible collision provides a cue for an impact sound; movement within a scene helps establish the timing and character of the accompanying audio.

What it's good for

Animation editors can use it to develop effects for silent sequences, and video teams can build an initial sound treatment around filmed action. This gives a sound designer scene-specific material to audition during an edit.

It also suits exploring different audio interpretations of the same footage. Alternative treatments can help establish how forceful an action feels or how much atmosphere a scene needs.