Karsten Obarski
Moby ID: 173359
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Karsten Obarski is considered as the father of the Soundtracker, which was used to compose the music for probably the majority of all Amiga games, as well as being cloned and ported to almost every other computer system.
Credited on 12 games
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| Blok Copy (2008, Commodore PET/CBM) | Music composed by |
| Fate: Gates of Dawn (1991, Amiga) | Soundtrack |
| Window Wizard (1991, Amiga) | Design |
| Dyter-07 (1990, Amiga) | Soundtracks |
| Legend of Faerghail (1990, Atari ST) | Music |
| Black Gold (1989, Amiga) | Musik von (Music by) |
| Larrie & the Ardies (1988, Amiga) | Music by |
| Sarcophaser (1988, Amiga) | Sound + Music |
| Crystal Hammer (1988, Amiga) | Music by |
| Future Tank (1988, Amiga) | Music |
| Detector (1988, Amiga) | Title Muzax by |
| Amegas (1987, Amiga) | Music |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 5 games with Holger Gehrmann
- 5 games with Uwe Grabosch
- 4 games with Celal Kandemiroglu
- 3 games with Holger Heinrich
- 3 games with Guido Bartels
- 2 games with Matthias Kästner
- 2 games with Uwe Schaffmeister
- 2 games with Frank Knust
- 2 games with Ingo la Tendresse
- 2 games with Holger P. Krekel
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Companies
- 7 games with reLINE Software
- 3 games with Softgold Computerspiele GmbH
- 2 games with Time Warp Productions
- 2 games with Rainbow Arts Software GmbH
- 1 game with Electronic Design Hannover
- 1 game with Rushware GmbH
- 1 game with Pandora
- 1 game with Namco Bandai Partners Pty Ltd.
- 1 game with DigiTek, Inc
- 1 game with Cosine Systems
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