That concludes our list of Kontakt libraries for Halloween! Hope you had a good ( or shall I say frightening?) time, listening through the sounds and demos and found a library or two you really like. The pumpkins were sampled with two mics, a large diaphragm condenser mic and a piezo attached directly to the skin, then mixed to match the perfect eerie sound. You will find spooky bowed textures, creepy hits, plucked rubber bands, a fake transistor organ and of course an experimental impulse response of the inside of a large pumpkin. Halloween Pumpkins features samples and unusual sound design experiments with traditional Halloween pumpkins. The twisted, apparently innocent sound of a toy piano combined with a dark atmosphere is a popular tool to create a feeling of fear and tension.Ĭryptar Eternal Light is available for $ 22.00.Īfter all these creepy, disturbing and scary sounds you just heard, let me release you from the Halloween horror circus with a final, a bit more tongue-in-cheek approach of playable horror sounds: $ 39.00)Ī hidden world of sound generated from a miniature toy piano, prepared, mangled and deconstructed to create tonal textures, sweeps, ambiances, impacts, deep percussion, and more! Perfect for film, TV, and game scoring. It’s the sound of Satan’s cello, weeping softly for your burning soul.įrendo is currently available at a discount rate of $ 19.50 (reg. Frendo is partially a mallet instrument, recorded with wooden and rubber mallets, but is also a more traditional string instrument, since we recorded finger plucks and bows. The instrument holds a vast amount of otherworldly sounds, which is ideal for composers looking for new disturbing, horror-like textures for their scores. You can help it by mistreating it in horrible ways with screwdrivers, bows, drum sticks, mallets and fingers. We created this monster by stringing bailing wire around and through through steel plates and bolts, over galvanize steel piping and across wood planks. Frendo is a custom-built Soundiron instrument.
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