Musician Recreates Creepypasta Horror Sounds With a Waterphone, Gong and Other Instruments

Creative Italian musician Davidlap recreated some of the scariest horror sounds in modern history, including eerie sounds from creepypasta legends and horror games, using various instruments and random objects.

He recorded some of the sounds with instruments such as a waterphone, tubular bells, a jingle stick, and a gong, at the Thomann store in Burgebrach-Treppendorf, Germany.

I recreated some of the scariest sounds in existence using various musical instruments and objects. … Credit: some sounds (waterphone, tubular bells, jingle stick, and gong) were recorded in the Thomann physical store.

The waterphone, invented by Richard Waters, has long been used to evoke mystery and suspense in film soundtracks, including Poltergeist.

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