| Eric A. Iwasaki |
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| Born |
Unknown |
| Birth Place |
United States |
| Nationality |
American  |
| Website |
www.akira3d.com |
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Eric Iwasaki is an American game designer and artist who has made significant contributions to the video game industry. In 1990, Eric attended the University of California for film and video production and graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1994. In June 1990, he joined Western Technologies as an artist. While working there, he worked on the only game that he composed music for, Art Alive. He worked at Western until May 1994 and then started working at Adrenalin Entertainment and stayed there until October 1996. A month later, Eric started working at Naughty Dog where he worked on many infamous titles such as Uncharted, Jak and Daxter, and Crash Bandicoot. He left Naughty Dog in April 2009 and started working at Big Red Button Entertainment as an artist where he works to this day.
Music Composition
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I didn't implement the music on hardware, I just provided the MIDI sequence...which I authored in Voyetra
Sequencer Plus Gold. I tried to pick instrumentation on my Roland MT-32 Sound Module that seemed easy enough for our programmer to converted for play on an FM sound chip (based on what games I had played on Genesis), but I probably should have composed the song using patches from an FM synthesizer as it would have been more appropriately constraining.
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His music was converted into a sound driver that was a precursor to GEMS, and was coded by the same people.
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