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'We wanted some real instruments that would fit inside this 'globe', so I decided to architect a music sequencer for it, with the use of real instruments', explains Fuller. In 1997, he was the first person alongside Richard Marriott to architect a embedded system music sequencer for the Odyssey Globe - and that MIDI sequencer gave a very popular name called the Leap-font, LeapFrog's official trademark soundfont that was used for the Explorer Globe, LeapPad Learning System, Imagination Desk, Learning Screen Karaoke, Leapster and a few other toys.

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In 1996, Fuller left Atari to become to join Matter to Magic Studios as a partner. He then worked at OpenTV, a software technology company focusing on digital television, for three years. Fuller departed OpenTV to establish Sonaural Audio Studios, a video game audio development firm. He studied jazz at both the Berklee College of Music in Massachusetts and Indiana University Bloomington.įuller had originally began his career at Atari as an audio engineer in 1982. He engineered the music for some of Atari's best known titles, including Donkey Kong, Robotron: 2084, and Superman III, which was never released.

His notable compositions are Atari video games, NES Music, and much more popularly, LeapFrog Toys, such as the LeapPad book series and The Learning Screen Karaoke.

2, 2016) is a sound designer and composer for games and toys. Brad Fuller (a/k/a Bill Cody or Indiana ) (real name: Bradley Allen Fuller b.

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