Alexander Hacke on the Arkanum update for Drones @Orchestral-Tools
Alexander Hacke on the Arkanum update for Drones  @Orchestral-Tools
Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Celebrated experimental musician Alexander Hacke just released his Arkanum update for our Drones collection: orchestraltools.com/store/collections/drones

We're celebrating Arkanum with a special offer: Until March 6, 2024, the entire Drones collection is available for €119 (regular price €189).

Herr Hacke dropped by our studio to share some insights into Arkanum—a sepulcher filled with the restless spirits of 33 new drones, each offering interdimensional transport to other, darker worlds.

He shares his motivation for creating the update, as well as his approach to the sound design for this assortment of sounds. His heavy processing techniques, including synthesis and raw distortions, bring a new dimension to the soundscapes, creating a unique auditory experience.

Offering a vast array of long, complex, and multi-faceted sounds, Arkanum is a must-have for sonic adventurers, composers, producers, and anyone seeking depth and intricacy in their sound.

The Arkanum update is free if you already own the Drones collection, or you can purchase it separately for €33.

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