Michael's interest in music and software began at a young age, sparked by the works of Martin Galway and Rob Hubbard in computer games music. He discovered a strong interest in analogue synthesis and the creation of sounds, and by the age of 16 years old, developed Allister Brimble's C64 music driver which was published in a handful of computer games. He has been honing his skills ever since. His notable achievements include creating memorable soundtracks and/or music drivers for over 100 Gameboy and Jakks Plug and Play computer games, including top titles like Doom, Chicken Run, and Star Wars Episode II.
Michael's work is highly regarded by clients and gaming fans, with notable computer games musicians such as Allister Brimble praising his software development quality and innovation. His contributions to the computer games industry have been recognized in industry interviews and enthusiast sites, and immortalized in the Multi Arcade Machine Emulator project and YouTube videos posted by nostalgic gamers.
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