David Leytze

David Leytze is a former Sega sound composer best known for composing the music for AM2 title Fighting Vipers. He was also a member of the now defunct B-univ alongside Takenobu Mitsuyoshi and Koichi Namiki.

Leytze has also provided English support for a few of the company's titles, including (but not limited to) character voices.

He also composed "David Goes to Victory Lane", a self-referential name entry track, for the legendary arcade racing game Daytona USA.

Production History

Jurassic Park (Arcade Version) (1994) — Special Thanks (as David R. Leytze)
Daytona USA (Arcade Version) (1994) [NOTE: Voice of Name Entry]
B-univ * Daytona USA (CD) (1994)
Rail Chase 2 (1994) — Flint (Voice)
Virtua Fighter "Sega Saturn" Image by B-univ Neo Rising (CD) (1994)
Metal Head (1995) — Character Voices
Indy 500 (Arcade Version) (1995) — Music (as D.Leytze), Special thanks to (as D.Leytze)
Virtua Cop 2 (Arcade Version) (1995) [NOTE: Voice of Michael "Rage" Hardy and Announcer]
Fighting Vipers (Arcade Version) (1995) — Sound Designer
Sky Target (Arcade Version) (1995) — Music & Sound Effects, Voice
Die Hard Arcade (1996/1997) — Special Thanks
Fighting Vipers (Saturn Version) (1996) — Music
Fighters Megamix (1996)
Top Skater (1997) — english support
Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 19: Fighting Vipers (2005) — Sound Designer

~Arranged Versions~

Virtua Fighter "You Are the Master" — Drums, blood-curdling scream
Wolf — Conga programming
My Shadow — Lyrics, Produced & arranged by (w/Koichi Namiki), Vocals, drums
Stand Tall — Lyrics, Produced & arranged by, Vocals, keyboards, drums
Winner Takes All — Lyrics, Produced & arranged by, Vocals, keyboards, drums, tambourine
Wounds by Design — Intro vocal
Warrior Blue — Lyrics, Produced & arranged by, Vocals, keyboards, drums, rhythm programming