The apprehension engine, crafting sounds of horror

The video introduces the Apprehension Engine, an instrument designed to create unsettling sounds for horror films. Mark Corvin, a film composer known for 'Cube' and 'The Witch', commissioned the instrument to move away from digital sameness in horror music. Tony Duggan Smith crafted the instrument using various materials, resulting in a unique sound that evokes primal emotions. The Apprehension Engine is not traditional music but is highly expressive and impactful.

What is the primary purpose of the Apprehension Engine?

• To generate digital samples

• To mimic traditional instruments

• To create disturbing and creepy sounds

• To produce harmonious music

Why did Mark Corvin decide to commission the Apprehension Engine?

• He needed an instrument for a classical music project

• He was looking for a more experimental and acoustic sound

• He wanted to replace all digital samples

• He wanted to create a new genre of music

Who was responsible for creating the Apprehension Engine?

• A digital software company

• A team of engineers

• Tony Duggan Smith

• Mark Corvin

What was Tony Duggan Smith's approach to creating the Apprehension Engine?

• He used only traditional instrument parts

• He combined various knick-knacks and bits

• He used digital technology exclusively

• He followed a strict blueprint

What is required to effectively use the Apprehension Engine?

• A background in classical music

• A traditional music education

• An understanding of digital software

• A specific skill set to evoke emotions