Allister Brimble has been a leading figure in music and sound design
since his teenage years. He played a pioneering role in defining the
future of video game music with his work for the Commodore Amiga
computer.
Today, his skill, professionalism and technical mastery shine through
his sound creations as he overcomes any challenge, and consistently
delivers on a brief.
High energy, memorable melodies and use of electronic and orchestral instrumentations in any style.
Hand crafted sounds, perfectly matched to your game
Transforming your game into a dynamic and immersive masterpiece with top-notch middleware skills
Seamless integration of interactive music that enhances the gameplay and immerses the player in the virtual world.
Live orchestral mixing, de-bleeding and mastering with stunning results.
Dolby surround orchestral mixes, tested on a variety of systems for best listening in all situations.
Meticulous attention to detail and flawless editing, taking your recordings to the next level, ensuring that your vocals stand out from the crowd.
Unlock the full potential of your music with world-class mastering services, optimized using the highest quality equipment to achieve a level of sonic clarity and balance that is truly remarkable.
But the soundtrack! Oh man. I get the same feeling when I listen Eye of the Tiger while am hitting a punching bag. 🐯 Rarely... But I still get that awesome feeling. 🤘
As for the audio, this game has a properly banging soundtrack. Something that should come as no surprise, as it was done by the legendary Allister Brimble. Not only does it capture the original game’s musical style but amplifies that into something really quite special.
While visually a nigh-on perfect facsimile of '90s arcade software, the aesthetic is compounded by an exemplary soundtrack from Britain’s Allister Brimble, who has been composing since the Amiga and Spectrum days. His punchy, spacey themes drive the adrenaline with classic chords and evocative synth in a superior fusion of Eastern design ethics and Western musical composition.
Anyone who owned or played an Amiga – a home micro that I suspect I sat in front of daily for a three-year period during my formative years – will have heard the compositions of Allister Brimble. Almost synonymous with Team17 (who knocked out classic hori shooter Project X – one of the only Western entries to the genre worth bothering with), Brimble delivers a cracking old school soundtrack for Andro Dunos 2 that really helps maintain the retro feel.
I'm so happy Chris picked you to compose for RCT. The game and your music brought me so many happy memories that I hold onto till this day (I mean, here I am actively seeking and listening to this aren't I?). Thanks for giving us such a great and memorable soundtrack for RCT 1 & your tracks in RCT 2.
Like thousands of other people, I would leave the game at the title screen for minutes or hours just to listen to this music. This is a truly great piece. I listen to the RCT1 & RCT2 music just as an album of music. It all captures the spirit of a funfair. But you really outdid yourself with the RCT1 theme; it is a truly great work of art, on my all-time hits list. The extended version from Added Attractions/Loopy Landscapes is the one I heard most often, but the original version here is exceptionally hard to find now that most copies of the game have the extended version.
One of the best ever soundtracks of any game.
The music to this game is unquestionably epic, and easily one of my top 5 favorite SNES soundtracks of ALL TIME!
Simply stunning music album
