Podcasts about tr8

Roll up the curtains as we journey behind the scenes of Scientology's unique film production with industry insiders Marc Headley and Mitch Brisker. Marc brings a wealth of experience from his 15-year stint at Golden Air Productions, while Mitch, a professional director, sprinkles in his creativity and unique perspective. Together, they shed light on Scientology's global audio-visual distribution, the fluctuating crew numbers, and the fascinating details of creating the film TR-8 - Start, Change, & Stop. Buckle up, as we embark on a fascinating tour of Golden Era Productions, shaped by L. Ron Hubbard's script and the undeniably charismatic actor Geoffrey Lewis.The second act of our journey navigates through the dramatic twists of Scientology's film production. Remember the chaos when L. Ron Hubbard ordered a halt to Scientology conventions and events, only for David Miscavige to revive them? Marc and Mitch relive those days, sharing the struggle of juggling events and film production and how Scientology Media Productions ultimately came to the rescue. They also delve into the peculiarities of their studio - think Tom Sawyer-inspired men's room, an Egyptian-style makeup room, and a princess-themed women's bathroom. It's not your typical studio, right?As we draw the curtain on our behind-the-scenes tour, Marc and Mitch recall the food challenges on the set of TR8, Start, Change, Stop - late deliveries, lack of quality, and a dollar-a-day food allowance. They also discuss the technical and costume issues that arose during filming and share their experiences of working under the demanding and intricate orders of L. Ron Hubbard. What was it like to shoot a film under such conditions, you ask? Tune in and find out everything about the unwritten and unseen stories that shape Scientology's film production. It's a roller coaster ride you won't want to miss.Support the showBFG Store - http://blownforgood-shop.fourthwall.com/Blown For Good on Audible - https://www.amazon.com/Blown-for-Good-Marc-Headley-audiobook/dp/B07GC6ZKGQ/ref=tmm_aud_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=Blown For Good Website: http://blownforgood.com/PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2131160/shareApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blown-for-good-behind-the-iron-curtain-of-scientology/id1671284503 Spotify: ...

In this 55-minute end-of-year celebration, Mike and Tracy review the podcast so far. What were their favorite gifts? What's up with the laser tag arena? And most importantly, who won the year? Attributions: "Ascending the Vale" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Gotta Catch 'em All (Sad Version) Piano Arrangement by PianoDeuss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzl6gtj-tR8

Mike offers Pikachu a sweet ride. Tracy offers him the respect he deserves.   Attribution: Gotta Catch 'em All (Sad Version) Piano Arrangement by PianoDeuss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzl6gtj-tR8

HOUR 1: ZONDERVAN 01. Apsola - Slow Acid [Radiation Recordings] 02. DJ Elite – That Fukt Camera (Zondervan Fixer Upper) [CDR] 03. Will Renville – Tooth Sweater [Radiations Recordings] 04. Jay Flynn – The Great Unknown [Mindgame] 05. Asteroid - Infrared [Metamorph Recordings] 06. Billy Gillies – Buenos (Paul Denton Remix) [Subculture] 07. David Forbes – Splice [Who's Afraid OF 138?!] 08. Black XS – Il Gato [Druck] 09. Renegade System – When I Rock [Afterdark] 10. BK – Revolution (Zondervan Rework) [CDR] 11. DK8 vs RVD & The Prodigy – Murder Was The No Good Renegade (Zondervan Mashup) [CDR] 12. MOTVS & TR8 – Daje (Cluster Bootleg) [CDR] 13. Tasso – 2003 [Blacknet] 14. Tomaz vs Filterheadz – Sunshine (Lucas Deyong Rework) [CDR] 15. ID - ID [ID] HOUR 2: ED LYNAM 01. Any & Fila and Luke Bond Feat. Audrey Gallagher - Million Voices (Billy Gillies Remix) [FSOE] 02. Felix R - Connection Protocol [Blacknet] 03. Renegade System - In The Machine [Outburst Records] 04. PSYB3R - Pale Moon [Blacknet] 05. Alex Di Stefano - Above The Sky [VII] 06. Symmetrik - Revolution [HTE] 07. R.E.L.O.A.D. - Acid For Dummies [No Remorse] 08. Renegade System - Global Panic [Hard Trance Revolution Records] 09. Haikal Ahmad & Kagehoshi - Astral [HTE] 10. Stabij & Mindflux - Evolve (Future Mix) [HTE] 11. Geck-o - Bonjour (DJ There Hardertrance Remix) [TCC Records] CLASSIC REMIX: 12. Plastic Angel - Schatten 2021 (Talla 2XLC & Para X Remix) [Technoclub Retro]

Dernière représentante de la lignée des TR (pour Triumph Roadster, comme le laissait deviner ces initiales), la Triumph TR7 est pourtant dévoilée au public au pire moment de l'histoire du groupe British Leyland et durant la période la plus sombre de l'industrie automobile britannique.

Victor Prieto es un artista madrileño, melómano e inquieto, que combina a la perfección en sus sets, tres platos technics (y hasta cuatro en ocasiones) y una TR8 de Roland que dan a sus sesiones ese toque personal que pocos saben imprimir hoy en día. Profesionalidad y precisión a los platos y un exquisito gusto musical convierten cada sesión suya en una auténtica obra de arte.

Machinedrum, TR8, RE-20 and RE-303.

Machinedrum, TR8, RE-20 and RE-303.

TR8 and RE-303.

TR8 and RE-303.

Tunage selected for LOAD @ The Basement August 2018. It's not often I get to warm a dance floor early doors so this was a pleasure. Just me, a pile of carefully selected tunes and the Tr8.

Tunage selected for LOAD @ The Basement August 2018. It's not often I get to warm a dance floor early doors so this was a pleasure. Just me, a pile of carefully selected tunes and the Tr8.

Tunage selected for LOAD @ The Basement August 2018. It's not often I get to warm a dance floor early doors so this was a pleasure. Just me, a pile of carefully selected tunes and the Tr8.

Quick jam with the DPO, Machinedrum and TR8.

Quick jam with the DPO, Machinedrum and TR8.

Twisting knobs on classic track. TR8, modular, TT-303 and Diva.

Twisting knobs on classic track. TR8, modular, TT-303 and Diva.

House jam that turned into acid. TR8, modular and TT-303.

House jam that turned into acid. TR8, modular and TT-303.

Welcome to episode 39 of the EdTech Situation Room from February 1, 2017, where technology news meets educational analysis. Visit http://edtechsr.com/links to access all referenced links from our show. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach), Jennifer Carey (@teacherjencarey) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed screen time and a recent response by Derrick Willard (@dwillard) to a provocative Time editorial. They also discussed the recent sunsetting announcement of Club Penguin by Disney, the importance of parents getting into the virtual worlds their kids are playing in and exploring, and Microsoft's forthcoming "Windows 10 Cloud" product release. The recent successful ransomeware attack on an Austrian hotel, hacking the Internet of Things, uses for digital assistants like Google Home and Alexa, the importance of 2 step verification, and the dangers of Google Authenticator were also addressed. In a "Geek of the Week" bonus moment, Jason shared the $30 bluetooth lightbulb and speaker (from Amazon) which he's using now at home. Official geeks of the week included the new NPR series "The Privacy Paradox" (Jen), updates to Google Voice (Jason), and "Advanced / Cyborg / Centaur Chess" (Wes) via Kevin Kelly's (@kevin2kelly) outstanding book, “The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future.” Please refer to our podcast shownotes for links to all referenced articles, videos, and resources from the show, and take a few minutes to complete our listener survey on http://wfryer.me/edtechsr.

Simple acid jam. No plan really. TR8, Tanzbär and TT-303.

Simple acid jam. No plan really. TR8, Tanzbär and TT-303.

Inspired by tv-series Stranger Things. TR8 and Dominion 1 (multitracked).

Inspired by tv-series Stranger Things. TR8 and Dominion 1 (multitracked).

Back Burners are a new live and production duo. Having only been producing together for 7 months and getting their live rig up and running in the last 5 months, it's exciting to hear the quality they are already putting out. This Bomphcast is a 100% live improvisation with a Eurorack format modular synthesizer, Moog Mother 32 and a TR8 drum machine. We can vouch for it being 100% live as we were there when they recorded it at their home studio.

The-Zone Podcast "CrewAtWork 001" Podcast and Live Session from The-Zone Crew This episode with: Mat & Mik - The-Zone Showcase @ Underground ElectrikAll The-Zone’s Tracks + Stems and Live with Tr8 and Tb3 Enjoy!

#264 Car brands: Which marque will we lose next? And which could come back? Sniff Petrol on Lewis’s fever and John Booth’s farewell. Alex Goy shares his love for the DeLorean DMC12. Plus new On Speed music as Dafydd Bowen sings “Race Car Driver”.

Live hardware set from Sydney-local Simon Mann... Simon Mann has been playing and making electronic music for close to 20 years. Originally focussing on hip-hop and hip-house sounds of the 80's and 90's, Simon eventually gravitated toward house and techno after finding the joys of DJ-ing to a club crowd in the mid 90's. Sighting early influences such as local heroes HMC, GT, Pocket, Head Affect and the rest of the Thunk Records crew, as well as international techno luminaries like Jeff Mills, Carl Craig and Claude Young, Simon's taste has always been in the darker more underground sounds rather that upfront club tunes. After taking 'runner up' position in Sydney's Radio Dex Bedroom Bangers competition in the early 2000's, the DJ-ing opportunities opened up considerably for Simon and he found himself playing alongside some of Sydney's most respected jocks including Phil Smart, Simon Caldwell, Ben Korbel, Ken Cloud, Ajax and Mark Murphy. Simon's interest in production had always been in the background and a small studio of electronic instruments was developed over time. Most production work was done as part of the band We'd up until mid-2000 when Simon started to focus on solo productions with earnest. Simon's sound has evolved into an exploration of deep house, techno and dub techno elements. Currently Simon performs live electronic sets using a combination of hardware and software to create his unique compositions. The podcast recorded for DHA is a hardware set recorded live in one take. To create his sound Simon currently uses an Elektron Analog 4, Yamaha Cs6x and Rm1x, Roland TR606 and TR8, Korg Volca Bass and Sample, Pioneer EFX500. Signal processing and effects are carried out through Ableton Live Suite. Simon releases music on Etui Records (Germany), Lobe Limbique Musique, East Point Sounds, Lamb Shanks Digital, Highjack Recordings (Ukraine) and Pinksilver Digital. Follow Simon on SoundCloud: @djsimonmann