The label points to a Portuguese-language transition clip, with transição meaning transition, and the numbering suggests it belongs to a small set of similar editing sounds rather than a single famous scene. Online, short transition effects like this circulate on soundboards because editors need quick, reusable bridges between shots. Its length makes it especially handy for fast-paced social videos, where a five-second sweep can cover a cut without slowing the rhythm. That practical, reusable quality is why creators keep returning to it for everyday edits.
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A short CG FM transition sound effect for cutting between scenes, with a quick sweep that marks a change of moment. Use it to signal a new scene in edits.
This is a compact transition clip built for moving from one moment to the next without a jarring break. It runs for just over five seconds, giving an editor enough room to cover a cut, a slide or a scene change while keeping the pace tight. The sound rises and sweeps forward, creating a brief sense of motion before settling, so the viewer feels guided rather than interrupted. It works best as a bridge: the ear follows the movement, the eye accepts the new image, and the edit feels intentional instead of abrupt. Used sparingly, it adds polish and momentum to short videos, presentations and montages.