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Interview with Mark Knight
Dr Kenny McAlpine interviews Mark Knight, also known as TDK, a video game composer and sound designer.
Mark Knight, also known by his chiptune alter-ego TDK, has been a professional video game composer and sound designer for nearly 25 years.
Today, he travels the world recording engine sounds from Formula 1 and Rally cars, but in the late 1980s, he played a part in shaping and promoting the sound of the Amiga music scene. In this video, we talk about his experience and his perspective on game music.
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