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Yuu Miyake (三宅 優, Miyake Yū, born November 19, 1973 in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, Japan) is a Japanese composer and sound engineer formally for Bandai Namco Entertainment. His most known work surfaced with Katamari Damacy soundtracks, on which he served as a sound director. Other notable works include various tracks in the Tekken and Ridge Racer series.[1]

Yuu Miyake 三宅 優
Also known as	eutron Yuusama U
Born	(1973-11-19) November 19, 1973 (age 48) Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, Japan
Genres	Techno electronic rock video game music
Occupation(s)	Composer DJ
Years active	1997–2020

Biography

As a child, Miyake attended his mother's Electone classes. However, he could not adapt to the pieces he was given to play. He also listened to anime themes, disco and Yellow Magic Orchestra.[2]

Prior to joining Namco, Miyake was a university student specializing in management information. His first game with the company was Tekken 3.[3] This led to him working on subsequent titles in the franchise, including Tekken Tag Tournament and Tekken 4. He considers his work on these games to be his "specialty".[2]

In 2000, Miyake worked with Namco director Keita Takahashi on a video project called "Texas 2000". Takahashi was so impressed with his work that he gave him full responsibility as sound director on the 2004 release Katamari Damacy.[4] He was given creative freedom, and considers the sound design and music to have been a major aspect of the game's success. He aimed to write catchy melodies for the game, feeling that video game music since the second half of the 90s had become unmemorable. He also served as the sound director for future titles in the series, and composed for Takahashi's Noby Noby Boy in 2009.[1][2]

In 2011, he left Bandai Namco to become a freelance composer and established Miyakeyuu Studio, feeling that he would not grow any further as a musician at the company. He has continued to contribute tracks to further Bandai Namco games, and has also worked on games by other companies. He also started a side project with former Bandai Namco co-worker Yoshihito Yano, named Mikanz.[2] Miyake attended MAGFest 13 in January 2015, holding a QA conference and performing various Katamari Damacy series songs under his DJ handle of "eutron".[5] Yano also attended the event.[6]

Outside of his work in the video game industry, he has served as a part-time lecturer at Tokyo Polytechnic University since 2014.[7]

Works

Year	Title	Notes
1998	Tekken 3	console version; with various others
	Tenkomori Shooting	sound effects
1999	Tekken Tag Tournament	arcade version; with various others
2000	Tekken Tag Tournament	console version; with various others
	Ridge Racer V	with various others
2001	Tekken 4	arcade version; with Satoru Kōsaki and Akitaka Tohyama
2002	Tekken 4	console version; with various others
2003	R: Racing Evolution	with various others
2004	Katamari Damacy	with various others; sound director
	Tekken 5	arcade version; "Red Hot Fist" and "Orbital Move"
	Ridge Racers	"Pulse Phaze"
2005	Tekken 5	console version; with various others
	We Love Katamari	with various others; sound director, chorus ("Katamari Holiday")
	Ridge Racer 6	"Acid Eutron #001"
	Me & My Katamari	with various others; sound director
2006	Ridge Racer 7	"Electro Madness"
2007	Beautiful Katamari	"Guru Guru Gravity" (with Tetsuya Uchida and Yoshihito Yano); guitar ("Sayonara Rolling Star"); sound director
2009	Noby Noby Boy	console version; with various others
	Katamari Forever	with various others; sound director
2010	Noby Noby Boy	mobile version; with Taku Inoue, Ryo Watanabe and Sexy-Synthesizer
2011	Touch My Katamari	with various others
	Ridge Racer	"Future Driven"
2012	Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz	with various others
	Tekken Tag Tournament 2	console version; "The Big One ~Quiet Strings Mix"
2013	Tekken Revolution	"El Condor"
2014	Gunslinger Stratos 2	"9Elements"
2015	Persona 4: Dancing All Night	"Now I Know (Yuu Miyake Remix)"
	Synchronica	"Real-Eyes"
2016	Tekken 7: Fated Retribution	"Metallic Experience"
2017	Tekken 7	console version; with various others
	CROSS×BEATS	"Phoenix"
2018	Peko Peko Sushi
	Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight	"Deep Breath Deep Breath (Yuu Miyake Remix)"

References

External links

• Yuu Miyake at IMDb
• Yuu Miyake at MobyGames

На других языках

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- [en] Yuu Miyake

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[es] Yū Miyake

Yū Miyake (三宅 優 Miyake Yū?) (también conocido como Acid Eutron) es un compositor e ingeniero de sonido de la compañía de videojuegos Namco. Uno de sus trabajos más memorables se dio a conocer con la banda sonora del juego Katamari Damacy, en la que trabajó como director de sonido. Sus otros trabajos están incluidos en las series de Tekken y Ridge Racer.

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[ru] Миякэ, Ю

Ю Миякэ (яп. 三宅 優, Миякэ Ю:, род. 19 ноября 1973 года, Мацуяма, префектура Эхимэ, Япония) — японский композитор и звукорежиссёр. Работает в штате компании Bandai Namco Entertainment. Его самые известные работы появились в саундтреках игр серии Katamari Damacy, над которыми он работал в качестве звукорежиссёра. Среди других заметных работ — различные треки из серий игр Tekken и Ridge Racer[1].

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