1995. Rendered on SoundBlaster AWE32, AdLib mode (= FM synthesis), the built-in reverb and chorus applied.

L. S. G. O. #1 (made using an AdLib FM Synth)

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• Co-author of Kingdom Come: Deliverance I & II soundtrack (@warhorse_studios)
• Founding member of @wasteland_wailers

KEYWORDS
adaptive music, video games, music software, interactive audio, chiptune, procedural audio, syphonic music, medieval, songwriting, programming, research

BIOGRAPHY
Adam is a composer, producer, programmer, and researcher of music and interactive audio. He creates music for video games, multimedia installations and performances, as well as popular and symphonic music. His work involves acoustic instruments, synthesizers, sample banks, lots of programming, vintage computers, and their emulators.

Adam composed a part of the award-winning original soundtrack of a best selling role playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance in a collaboration with Jan Valta (@janvalta). The game has been developed by Warhorse Studios (@warhorse_studios).

The soundtrack is now available for streaming or purchase on major music distribution platforms, via http://kcdsoundtrack.com

He is a founding member of the Wasteland Wailers (@wasteland_wailers), an international swing and country band. The band is associated with the Overmare Studios, working on the music for fan-based game Ashes of Equestria.

He also collaborated Anneli Heed, Jakub Hybler, Jan Trojan, the Prague Spring Festival, and the Czech Technical University in Prague. He currently conducts a game audio course at Charles University.

CONTACT
My e-mail is adam.j.sporka at gmail dot com.

L. S. G. O. #1 (made using an AdLib FM Synth)

Adam Sporka