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TheFatRat Xenogenesis Outro Sound Button

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Press it the second your video ends for a clean electronic sign-off

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About this sound

This clip is the half-second closing sting from Xenogenesis, a bright electronic synth hit that resolves instead of building. It feels upbeat and final, like a tidy full stop that tells listeners the moment is complete. It comes from Xenogenesis by TheFatRat, the project of German producer Christian Büttner, released in 2014.

How to use this button

Tap it right after your final kill to close the montage without extra commentary.
Hit it when a speedrun timer stops and you want the run to feel finished.
Use it at the last frame of a tutorial before the credits or links appear.
Play it after a winning highlight replay ends so the segment cuts cleanly away.

Where people drop it

TikTok
Add it to the final frame of a gaming edit so viewers know the loop is done.
YouTube
Place it over your end screen transition after a montage, tutorial or speedrun highlight finishes playing.
Twitch
Trigger it from your soundboard when a match ends and you are switching to the next game.
Instagram
Attach it to the closing beat of a Reel showing a finished build, trick or transformation.

Pro tip

Place this clip on the very last frame, not over the final action. Let the gameplay finish first, then let the sting mark the cut so the ending reads as intentional rather than abrupt.

Good to know

Put this clip at the very end of the timeline, after your main audio stops. In a montage, let a MLG Pwnage Sound hit on the final play first, then close with this sting.

FAQ

How do I save the Xenogenesis outro as an MP3?

Use the download option on this button page to save the MP3, then keep it in your editing folder so you can drop it onto the last frame of videos without searching again.

Will viewers recognise the Xenogenesis outro without the full song?

Most gaming viewers will read it purely as an ending cue even without hearing the full track first. Its job in that moment is closure, so it works best after action they already understand.

Is the Xenogenesis outro better for serious or playful endings?

It suits playful, creator-style endings more than formal ones, especially gaming montages, speedruns and short edits. For a serious farewell it can feel too abrupt, so save it for upbeat final moments.