Korven

• Designed to evoke fear, tension, and unease through its acoustic sounds.
• Created in collaboration with composer Mark Korven, known for his work in folk horror.
• Focuses on delivering a unique sonic character suitable for cinematic compositions.

Product Overview

Korven offers a collection of acoustic sounds designed to evoke fear, tension, and unease, drawing from the expertise of Mark Korven, known for his work in folk horror. This library features a diverse range of instruments, including the Apprehension Engine, a unique creation that produces unsettling and atonal textures, making it suitable for horror scores and atmospheric underscoring.

Details

The library encompasses 622 playable instruments and patches, including layered and processed sounds that enhance its eerie character. Notable instruments include the experimental 8-foot Symphonae, hurdy-gurdy, oktav harpa, and waterphone, each contributing to the collection's unsettling timbre. The Apprehension Engine, designed for producing gritty and otherworldly sounds, is a standout feature, allowing for various playing techniques such as plucking and bowing.

Korven is recorded with five mic positions, including spot and tree configurations, providing flexibility in mixing and sound design. The library also includes a variety of articulations and effects, such as risers, pulses, and ambient textures, which can be manipulated using the SINE player’s controls. This setup allows for a seamless integration into workflows focused on creating tension and atmospheric depth in film and media scoring.