I'm David Pumpkins. And I'm gonna scare the hell out of you. Hello everyone. Today we're going to take a look at the new freebie horror harp from simple samples. It's a very simple sample library. If you haven't guessed that. So let's check it out. Here's the interface. That's it. Like I said, very simple from simple samples. Now the horror harp. What exactly is it? Let's read. Horror harp is a sampling of an antique lap harp passed down to Stevens' wife Natalie from her grandmother. Stephen is the developer of this library. When Stephen tried it out, he noticed that the strings were all guitar strings and he had to record it. This detune matis will add a unique flavor to your next horror score. Normally 30 bucks were given it away for free. So I used it to great effect in that very cheesy intro. Let's check out the sounds and how you can use it with some strings to make a creepy horror intro. The red keys down here have just washes where the plane all the strings at once and it gets a very kind of a tonal effect. Then we get to the blue keys which have single notes. They're not really in tune. It's just kind of craziness. This is not meant to be a melodic playable instrument. It is meant to add tension and a bit of underscore and just here and there to spice up horror tracks. And finally up into the green keys again, higher notes. So right now I have a ton of the black hole reverb on it. Let's check it out. Just totally dry. Turn off the effects. No sense. So totally dry, no reverb tails at all. So I added that the sense of space just to add the atmosphere and stuff. What I did in the intro there was so cheesy. Just adding strings, string textures really and using glissandi and stuff like that and these weird kind of detuning string textures and a tonal half steps, chromatic steps to give you that a tonal quality. So we'll check it out just using string textures and horror harp to make some creepy music. Any question?