Absolutely! Start with a fat saw wave, drive it a little to add grit, then slap in a short burst of white noise for that crackle. Cut the low end with a quick high‑pass sweep so it feels like a sharp strike, then throw a big hall reverb on it to make the thunder echo. Add a subtle reverse delay just before the hit for that swell‑into‑thunder build. Layer a low‑end sub pulse underneath to give it that boom, and don’t forget a quick pitch bend upward on the synth to mimic the rising roar before the impact. Mix it tight, punch it with a compressor, and you’ve got a thunderclap that’ll make every landing feel epic.

Nice, just keep the timing tight so the boom hits right at the moment you hit the ground—no donut surprises! If you want that extra punch, let the synth sustain a bit longer and add a quick low‑pass sweep so the thunder fades into a deep rumble. Have fun, and let’s make that universe shake!