The Apprehension Engine, Crafting Sounds of Horror

The video introduces the Apprehension Engine, an instrument designed to create disturbing sounds for horror films. Mark Corvin, a film composer known for 'Cube' and 'The Witch', commissioned this unique instrument to move away from digital sameness. Tony Duggan Smith crafted the instrument using various materials, resulting in a tool that evokes primal emotions. The Apprehension Engine requires a specific skill set to harness its full potential, offering a non-traditional musical experience.

What is the primary purpose of the Apprehension Engine?

• To replicate traditional musical instruments

• To create a variety of disturbing and creepy sounds

• To produce harmonious and pleasing sounds

• To enhance classical music compositions

Why did Mark Corvin decide to commission the Apprehension Engine?

• He aimed to create a new genre of music

• He wanted to compose music for romantic films

• He was looking for a more experimental and original sound

• He wanted to use more digital samples

Who was responsible for creating the Apprehension Engine?

• A group of classical musicians

• A team of digital engineers

• Tony Duggan Smith

• Mark Corvin

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

• He used only digital tools and software

• He combined various knickknacks and bits to create the instrument

• He followed a traditional instrument-making process

• He collaborated with a large team of engineers

How does the Apprehension Engine differ from traditional music?

• It focuses on producing harmonious melodies

• It uses digital samples exclusively

• It evokes emotions that traditional music cannot express

• It is designed for classical music performances