Feature · September 8, 2026
The system learned sound: SFX packs cut from real edits
Whooshes, clicks, drops, shutter ticks and glitch buzzes — organized by intent and cued beat-by-beat, automatically.

Every deslgn film is now scored twice: an original music bed, and a sound-effects pass cut to the animation itself. The library organizes clips by what they are FOR — a whoosh for a slide, a thock for a landing card, a shutter tick for a glow wipe — so the director cues sound by meaning, not by file name.
Packs are versioned and appendable. When the system learns a new move, it learns the sound that sells it at the same time.