Deeproot scored a huge win getting this guy.
The job he did on Alien is unreal. Worth the price of admission on its own.
Total wow factor.
Deeproot scored a huge win getting this guy.
The job he did on Alien is unreal. Worth the price of admission on its own.
Total wow factor.
Quoted from iceman44:Deeproot scored a huge win getting this guy.
The job he did on Alien is unreal. Worth the price of admission on its own.
Total wow factor.
I played a bit of Alien the other night and the sound is incredible. There is a moment where the sound just drops into this really low base that practically vibrates into your lungs. The lighting is so dark it’s hard to follow the ball sometimes, but that game is better than I expected it would be. Too bad Andrew screwed it all up.
Will David no longer score JJP games? If so that's a body blow.
Quoted from iceman44:Deeproot scored a huge win getting this guy.
The job he did on Alien is unreal. Worth the price of admission on its own.
Total wow factor.
I've enjoyed his work since the mid 80's on video games like Winter Games and Championship Wrestling. Of course at the time I didn't know that, but I did always love the music on those C64 games in particular that he had worked on. When looking at some videos of Championship Wrestling, I just noticed Lonnie Ropp was a designer on it also.
David's work on X-Men was also very good.
ECW (resized).jpgQuoted from DugFreez:I've enjoyed his work since the mid 80's on video games like Winter Games and Championship Wrestling. Of course at the time I didn't know that, but I did always love the music on those C64 games in particular that he had worked on. When looking at some videos of Championship Wrestling, I just noticed Lonnie Ropp was a designer on it also.
David's work on X-Men was also very good.
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Ah cool, I never new he was a C64 SID guy.
Quoted from RobT:I agree he is the best. The work that he did on Hobbit is under appreciated.
This +1,000,000. Hobbit has the most immersive sound of any game I’ve ever played. The combination of very wide stereo and great use of panning and particular attention to the mix during chaotic parts is really well done. I’ve not played Alien but I’m sure it’s a similar situation
I love David Thiel, but I have to go with Chris Granner.
http://www.cgmusic.net/archives.html
Great stuff here. At least check out Pinbot#1
He is great...my vote is for Brian Schmidt as his packages for Space Station, Swords of Fury, and Black Knight 2000 are all amazingly epic considering the limitations at the time.
https://www.ipdb.org/search.pl//search.pl?searchtype=advanced&ppl=Brian%20Schmidt
Quoted from iceman44:Is he exclusive to DR now? Or still a free agent?
To clarify: I am not an employee of Deeproot Pinball. I am the consultant that I have been since 2006. However, Robert extended a work agreement contract that buys all of my time for a number of years. The effect of this is that I am effectively exclusive while this work agreement is in place.
In my career I've worked with a number of startups. Data East was a startup back in the day. There is a lot of excitement and a fair amount of risk working with startups.
Deeproot is fundamentally different than other pinball startups in ways that will be revealed. I will say, all good.
I appreciate the kind words and I strive to live up to them with my current and future pinball audio packages.
ddt
Quoted from daudioguy:To clarify:
What ever your future all holds. You make pinball exciting and I wish you a great future with any company you work for !
LTG : )
Quoted from daudioguy:To clarify: I am not an employee of Deeproot Pinball. I am the consultant that I have been since 2006. However, Robert extended a work agreement contract that buys all of my time for a number of years. The effect of this is that I am effectively exclusive while this work agreement is in place.
In my career I've worked with a number of startups. Data East was a startup back in the day. There is a lot of excitement and a fair amount of risk working with startups.
Deeproot is fundamentally different than other pinball startups in ways that will be revealed. I will say, all good.
I appreciate the kind words and I strive to live up to them with my current and future pinball audio packages.
ddt
is this the agreement DR is doing with all the guys? Won't this stifle new development if they lock up all the talent for the next couple years?
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:is this the agreement DR is doing with all the guys? Won't this stifle new development if they lock up all the talent for the next couple years?
You mean stifle new non-deeproot development? That’s probably their plan. But there’s lots of talent out there, so no worries on anything slowing down.
And - thank you DT for TRON!!
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This talk from David from 2010 is really stellar. Lots of history and detail about how/why games sound the way they do.
Quoted from GravitaR:Is he still at Deeproot?
Not on exclusive payroll anymore but RAZA and whatever else is behind it has his imprint on it
Quoted from iceman44:Not on exclusive payroll anymore but RAZA and whatever else is behind it has his imprint on it
Any imprint at deep root has been washed away. It’s over. What a waste.
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