Xavier Duch

At the age of 12, my journey into the world of music began. With a deep curiosity and passion, I taught myself how to play keyboards. The thrill of creating soundscapes led me to explore synthesizers, and by the mid-1980s, I was already making waves, performing with local bands, and orchestras, and collaborating with songwriters. My versatility in the synthesizer became a defining aspect of my early career, allowing me to contribute to a wide array of musical projects.

In the early 1990s, my love for rhythm drove me to expand my skill set further. I took up the drums and bass, eager to understand and control every aspect of music creation. This period was transformative, allowing me to broaden my capabilities and deepen my understanding of musical composition and arrangement.

1994 marked a pivotal moment in my career when I established my first home studio, with my first digital workstation (Soundscape) and an Emulator IIIxp. With this creative space, I could experiment freely, blending various instruments and sounds to craft interesting compositions. It was here that my true direction became clear. The world of multimedia composition called to me, and I began focusing on creating music tailored for multimedia projects, including video games, film scores, and advertisements.

I always tried to evoke emotion and enhance the storytelling experience, no matter the medium.
Today, I continue to innovate and create, always pushing the boundaries of what music can achieve in multimedia.