Ancient Cursed Tapes
Public domain horror films process through reverb delay flanger...
ByChris Vela "Dark Reaven"
The story
Since i found the Pianobook project i always
wanted to contribute in some form, but i have
no music skills or musical instruments.
so my attention was lead to very old public domain movies recordings.
i search for public domain horror films that were pretty….. noisy??? to say at least since they were recorded almost in VHS tapes and mono low quality audio
but i think that is what make them perfect to horror.
i extracted audio samples for different movies and put them through stock plugins on my Daw of choice which is LMMS(on a Linux laptop) and well there you have it reverb delay flanger and Equalizer.
hope you like this very primitive and horror sounds and this bring a new perspective on what a old recording can bring to the horror sound world.
( sorry for the very lame black background hoping somebody with talent on picture editing tools can add a better wallpaper.)
Reviews
Awesome Spookiness
As i said in other reviews on first pass of pianobook i never really downloaded these spooky sounds because i don't have much use for them. Coming back around I'm realizing i need to organize my pianobook folder into categories and i can have a horror folder so even though i wouldn't use these sounds often i have them if i ever want them. This sound is so interesting. Its kind of like being caught in an eerie windstorm. There is not much controllable about this instrument but it doesn't need it. The sound is really interesting and evolving and has a huge range providing both wisper like highs and rumbling lows
Great Idea!! and a perfect time of year to find it!
I love some of the sounds I get with it and the creativity behind the pack. It has inspired me to start sampling more of the everyday 'mono' sounds and just have fun with them in my DAW. Thanks so much for the time and effort .. Looking forward to more from you.. Followed!!!!
Lots of spooky sound designs here
While these sounds aren't musical or particularly playable, they are certainly interesting sound designs, and would be useable in certain circumstances. It would be nice to have more GUI controls within decent sampler like ADSR controls or filter controls for additional shaping. While these samples are really my cup of tea, I suspect that they will be really useful to other people.