Podcasts about scratch track

Rukus -- The Possession (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Wet Cereal (Very Rough Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

On this episode Carey had an original song roughly put together with some chord ideas and some lyrics. He came up with the idea that while recording this episode, the lads, Henny & Quirky might help him get it to the next stage and work with him on this song.The lads put their heads together to try work out a structure for the song and discuss the recording process and their experiences of recording in the past.Listen how the lads come up with different ideas, structures and hear how the song eventually starts to come together and develops with what known in the industry as a "Scratch Track" at the end! From Carey, Henny & Quirky @ IT'S ALL MUSIC - THANKS FOR LISTENING Support It's All Music On Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Raining Cats And Dogs (Classic Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

A Joke I wrote this Week Plus a Bonus Monsanto Scratch track

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A Dangerous Cat (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Amazing Dragon (Original Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Another west coast friend, Michael Gearhart, joins Scratch Track to talk about screen names, Bill Gates, and his unique pet. Then Kyle regales the group with a retelling of his jury duty experience. And lastly, a new game is introduced into the game corner canon: Scratch One. It's an eventful episode!

Los Angeles friend Micah Taylor comes by Scratch Track to talk about ancestry, the new Fast and the Furious, and birthday parties. Then a truly Debbie Downer edition of Thankful or Unthankful. It's special and we should all be grateful.

Kyra Katte stops by Scratch Track to talk about posters, magazines, and high school theater. Then, it's another round of the Scratch Track advice column where Kyra flexes here therapy bonafides. Check it out, you might learn something.

The Green Grass Pole (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

James Timmer returns for a third round of Scratch Track shenanigans. They talk nicknames, sports, and YouTube rabbit holes. Then it's quiz time with another round of game corner. But not before some technical difficulties make for a Scratch Track first...

What the Heck (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Kat's Rotten Heart (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Sweet Sweetie (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Wilson Skomal returns to Scratch Track to chat about rings, magazine experiences, and cooking tips. Then, a return to one of the podcast's favorite games, just in time for March Madness. For a visual aids accompanying Game Corner, check out this Twitter thread: http://tinyurl.com/scratch-mascot

Meeting Grandpa (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Lovers Delight - Luke Pasta (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Lovers Delight - Rosie (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Super Ugly Chocolate Donut Man with Sprinkles (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

King George's Revenge (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Elevator (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Circle City (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Toe-rrible Tale of Lady Fafa’s Many Toed Foot (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Gary the Cow Kid (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Amazing Dragon (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Turning (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Horse Egg Mice (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

On the inaugural episode of Dead Men Walking, my guest was Jason Hamlin. Jason is a internationally renown musician, having toured in the United States, Japan, and Europe with the band Scratch Track. Jason is also a fellow curbstone theologian, brother in Christ, and and all around great guy. On this episode we talked about the state of christian worship music in 2020, as well as the lack of production quality in christian rock music in the 1980's-90's. We touched on the importance of hymns in the church, and also got off into a tangent on the prosperity gospel and it's negative effect on the church today. All in all, it was a great first episode, and I'm sure we will be seeing a lot of Jason Hamlin on the Dead Men Walking Podcast. Enjoy!Support the show (https://cash.app/$dmwpodcast)

Bunson Evers and the Mayor (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Raccoon Medicine (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Ponch De Leon New Song (Rough Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Riverlake Jungle (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

¡Vámonos Manzanas! (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Burpalino Seeds (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Gravity (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Myth of the Mustard Monkey (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Elves' Revolt by SING OUT scratch track by Rock Band Land

Rudderless Nautilus (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Beets and The Heart of The World (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Potato Special (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Trout (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The Human Snake (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Deep Lightning (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

The 25th episode of Scratch Track, in which Kyle and Darin attempt to figure out what this podcast has taught them. They mostly just talk about other things, though. Then, the story continues.

An original song by musical and comedy duo Root Beer Circus Recorded at Another Heist Studios with Producer Brad McCarthy. Sami Anderson - Vocals Steve Lanza Jr. - Vocals & Acoustic Guitar

An original song by musical and comedy duo Root Beer Circus Recorded at Another Heist Studios with Producer Brad McCarthy. Sami Anderson - Vocals Steve Lanza Jr. - Vocals & Acoustic Guitar

The Elephant Tree (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Scratch Track is back for the penultimate episode of the series, and so is returning champ Brett Katte. They talk about the rules of Santa Claus, movie trailers, and debate the fashion value of overalls. Then a return to the podcast's favorite game, thankful or unthankful. Stay tuned for a surprise cameo towards the end!

David Jonathan Lee (musician/songwriter/manager, producer/vocal & beatbox instructor) DJ and I decided to get together and record this podcast on a hot ass July 4th. In this episode we go deep into the origins of his past band Scratch Track.…

After a short break, Scratch Track returns with a visit from Cydney (sans gin this time). They talk 23andMe, the origins of Cotton Eyed Joe, and dark children's songs. Then Darin and Cydney test their witch knowledge and try to guess which potions Kyle is describing from the ingredients given. It's magical. Apologies for the long wait between episodes. We have a couple more to be released soon!

Darin and Kyle explain why there wasn't a new episode on time and what this means for the podcast going forward. Also, they get on a long movie related tangent, as is to be expected.

Callithumpian - Brobdingnagian (scratch track) by Rock Band Land

Taylor Lenderink returns to Scratch Track to enlighten us on the joys of Irish Dancing, just in time for St. Patrick's Day (but just a little too late for you lovely listeners). They also talk Broadway musicals, talk shows, and crazy foods. Then a return to our American Girl Doll friends, with a new type of bracket for game corner. They're not fighting to the death this time, don't worry.

We didn't record an episode in time for this week. Sorry.

Another first timer, Kelsey Waninger joins Scratch Track to talk feminism, Macaulay Culkin movies, and Barbies. Then they partake in a special Valentine's Day edition of game corner where they play matchmaker with some famous corporate mascots. So romantic! Synergy!

First time Scratch Track guest Caitlin Crowell joins the boys to talk about Instagram woes and strange animals. Then Kyle tells a crazy story about something that happened to him. And finally, a return to the game "Thankful or Unthankful", featuring some hot takes on average subjects. Check out Caitlin's instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/whatcaitate/

Calithumpian - You Should Have Listened (scratch track) by Rock Band Land

ACRE - Big Heads Popped (Scratch Track) by Rock Band Land

Scratch Track returns from the holidays and goes back to school with second-time guest James Timmer. They talk about baby announcements, Kyle has problems with the ending of Toy Story, and they talk about songs that make them cry. Then Darin plays teacher and gives Kyle and James a really hard quiz. Like, unfairly hard.

Wilson Skomal returns to Scratch Track for an unconventional episode full of 2017 culture recommendations. Check these things out if they interest you! Recommended in this episode: Film - The Florida Project, The Shape of Water Television - Twin Peaks Music - Aromanticism by Moses Sumney, Drunk by Thundercat, Three Futures by Torres, Pure Comedy by Father John Misty Books - Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman Video Games - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild EDITOR'S NOTE: We had a little microphone snafu, causing me (Kyle) to sound clear and understandable, and Darin and Wilson to sound echoey and far away. I did my best to balance out the volume levels, but thank you for bearing with us and our little mistakes.

HERE BE SPOILERS! In this side-instalment of the podcast, Darin, Kyle, and returning guest Michael Stark examine their thoughts on Star Wars: The Last Jedi. They had just seen the film a mere hour or so before this was recorded, so these thoughts are raw initial reactions. Enjoy! EDITOR'S NOTE: We had a little microphone snafu, causing me (Kyle) and occasionally Michael to sound clear and understandable, and Darin to sound echoey and far away. I did my best to balance out the volume levels, but thank you for bearing with us and our little mistakes.

Katy Owens returns to Scratch Track for a holiday episode filled with cheer! They talk about Christmas movies, Christmas traditions, and talk a lot about Harry Potter for some reason. Then they get into the spirit of the season and do a gift exchange. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! Link to the short story "Cat Person" that Kyle mentioned at the end of the episode: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/12/11/cat-person

Tom Lenderink the sports master joins Scratch Track to talk about drunk nicknames, brushing your teeth, and weird commercials. Then they play another edition of the bracket game involving NFL mascots fighting to the death. Bolt Up!

It's the Brettisode part 2! Brett Katte returns to Scratch Track for talk of vacuums, pranks, and game shows. Then they get into the Thanksgiving spirit by playing a game called "Thankful or Unthankful". Gobble. Gobble.

Lauren Schrotenboer joins Scratch Track to talk about the origin of last names, candle scents, and speech pathology. They also play what might be the most annoying and bizarre game played on the podcast yet. If that doesn't sell you on listening, I don't know what will.

Scratch Track goes back to school. Darin's former high school history teacher and now good friend James Timmer stops in and gives a history quiz. They also talk about high school pranks, Disney World, and McDonald's characters. It's educational!

Michael Stark enters the Track Pad to talk glass blowing, grocery stores, and Star Trek. Kyle explains how the Scratch Track theme song came to be, Darin tells the tale of Tugboat, and Michael has some thoughts on pizza delivery. We were all pretty tired and a little hungover, so yeah.

Brett Katte joins Kyle and Darin as the inaugural Scratch Track guest. They discuss dumb people and explore tangent city. Brett is thinking about positive psychology, Darin has a hit and run, and Kyle feels anxious in Ikea. That sound you hear is Brett vaping.

The pilot episode of Scratch Track, in which Kyle and Darin attempt to figure out what this podcast is going to be. They mostly just talk about other things, though.

To honor our 30th anniversary we will be presenting some of our past Signal Films (the official festival trailers played before each screening). For the OIAF 02 signal film entitled "Scratch Track," renowned camera-less animator Richard Reeves directs an animated orchestra exploring the relationship between sound and image.