How to use Seed Audio 2.0 with tested prompts and playable results.

Create a 20-second cinematic audio scene in English. Two investigators whisper in a rain-soaked alley at midnight. Add distant traffic, soft thunder, wet footsteps, a low suspense pad, and one metal door slam at the end. Keep the dialogue clear and natural.

• Name the setting, delivery, ambience and ending cue.
• Keep dialogue direction short so the scene has room to breathe.
• Use one ordered effect instead of a long sound list.

Create a 20-second podcast welcome for a calm technology show. Use one warm host voice, light studio room tone, a soft synth bed, and a clean broadcast-style ending. Keep the speech friendly, natural, and easy to understand.

• Use one speaker when voice clarity matters.
• Describe room tone and music separately.
• Ask for a clean ending when the result will be edited.

Create a 20-second looping fantasy forest ambience with no speech. Use night insects, soft wind through leaves, distant owls, a faint magical shimmer, and one small branch snap near the middle. Keep the loop calm and usable in a game scene.

• Say no speech when you want pure ambience.
• Describe the loop purpose to avoid a dramatic ending.
• Place one small event in the middle to test timing.

Create a 20-second audiobook scene with one clear narrator. The setting is a quiet train at sunrise. Add very subtle carriage room tone and a soft rail rhythm, but keep the voice intimate, steady, and easy to hear.

• Use subtle ambience when narration is the product.
• Give one physical scene cue instead of a full plot.
• Ask for steady delivery when you do not want dramatic acting.

Create a 20-second educational explainer for students. A friendly teacher explains that sound is vibration moving through air, water, or solid objects. Add light classroom ambience and two gentle demonstration tones.

• State the teaching role and intended audience.
• Limit demonstration sounds to a small count.
• Use gentle when you want to avoid harsh effects.

Create a 20-second wellness audio scene. Use a calm guide voice, a soft breathing pace, quiet room tone, a warm ambient pad, and one gentle bell at the end. Keep the result relaxing, minimal, and clean.

• Use minimal and clean for app-ready audio.
• Add one ending marker such as a bell.
• Avoid stacking too many music adjectives.