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Field Processor breaks down song writing process by performing one song in four different ways. Additionally, the official reveal of our Twitch channel is discussed by the Robot hosts. Club on Vocals, Bass, Drums and Percussion. Caddy on Acoustic Guitar, Keys/Synths, Electric/Effected Guitar, Vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Driver (2) Driver (3) Driver (4) Driver. All content © 2016 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Are you feeling rejected? It happens to the best of us. Maybe it's time for a reboot? Butch on Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Drums and Percussion. Sundance on Keys/Synths, Electric/Effected Guitars, Back-up Vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Leave it to me (2) Know the Score (3) Creeper (4) Sleepwalkers. All content © 2016 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Will Robots with advanced AI eventually overtake humans and the world as we know it? The podcast robots launch a defence to the claims. Nuts on Vocals, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Drums and Percussion. Bolts on Acoustic Guitar, Electric/Effected Guitars, Keys/Synths and Vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Buildings (2) My My My (Born on the Bayou) (3) Synthetic Green (4) Mic Check - On the Spot Jam (5) On Fire. All content © 2015 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

(keep doing those things) Show #502, from Sept. 17, 2014 at Ani Difranco's Babeville. MP3's and playlist: https://lastever.org/show/140917
Mogwai - Two Rights Make One Wrong - Rock Action
Pascal Pinon - When I Can't Sleep - Twosomeness
Charlie Kaufman - Any truth can be argued - Kermode Culture Show
Mum - K/Half Noise - Finally We Are No One
David Clennon - Gravity: It's not restricted to planets and suns - thirtySomething
Mike Post & Pete Carpenter - Theme from the A-Team -
Antony & The Johnsons - Kiss My Name - The Crying Light
Michael Linnen & David Wingo - Hot Tub - All The Real Girls s.t.
Andre Gregory, Patrick Dempsey - Mysteries going on all the time - Some Girls
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza - Terminal Sunshine (Like a Rainbow Canon) - Show #333, live 9/7/04
Rolling Stones - She's a Rainbow - Their Satanic Majesties Request
Susan Dey, Michael Crichton - It didn't used to be this way, computers telling us what to do - Looker
Malcolm X - If you're black, you were born in jail. Stop talking about the South, as long as you south of the Canadian border, you're south. - The Ballot or the Bullet
Ralph Richardson, Peter Vaughan, Terry Gilliam - I will have understanding of computers and digital watches. I would've started with lasers, 8 o'clock, day one. (I just can't wait for the new technological dawn.) - Time Bandits
Leonard Nimoy, D.C. Fontana - Computers make excellent and efficient servants, but I have no wish to serve under one - Star Trek TOS: The Ultimate Computer (season 2 episode 24, #53)
William Shatner, William H. Marshall, D.C. Fontana - Ready to take control. There are certain things men must do to remain men. Your computer would take that away - Star Trek TOS: The Ultimate Computer (season 2 episode 24, #53)
Bright Eyes - An Attempt to Tip the Scales - Fevers and Mirrors
Cranberries - Dreams - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?
Diane Cluck - Monte Carlo - Diane Cluck
Ken - Talking - Live
Playlist & audio: https://lastever.org/show/140917

A device designed to mask or block out undesirable sounds by generating white noise or some other continuous, unobtrusive sound. Left on Vocals, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Drums and Percussion. Right on Vocals, Guitar, Percussion and Keys. TRACKLIST: (1) Lost Chariot (2) Man of the Sea (3) The Wagon (4) Take Shelter. All content © 2015 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

The robots explore the meaning of work, inspired by Haiku and storytelling. Jobs on Vocals, Bass, Drums, Percussion, Acoustic Guitar and Whistling. Gates on Electric/Effected Guitars, Organ, Tambourine and Vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Papercut (2) Terrible Shame (3) Jackal of All Trades (4) Dont Worry. All content © 2015 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Episode 5.  No Excuses!

Is it about an assassination comedy movie? No... that is a weird combination if you think about it. Episode 12 is the Field Processor special ANNIVERSARY EPISODE. The Robots are on vacation and the band has opened a platinum label scotch and are celebrating. Guest-host Diane Sepa-Kishi asks questions about how it began, what it is like working with robots, the band influences, and least favourite episodes. Field Processor is Peit on Vocals, Bass, Percussion and acoustic guitar. Steffon on lead electric and acoustic guitars, keyboard, random objects and vocals. All content © 2015 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

How do I lead an effective rehearsal, I don’t play an instrument?  

One robot is injured from the previous episode while the other attempts to console and bring them both home. Catch on Vocals, Drums, Percussion and Acoustic Guitar. Release on Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Keys and Vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Blues Turn Grey (2) For Ourselves (3) The Service (4) Home. All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Have you slaved all week to put together a setlist, to have no one participate.  We will begin to tackle some of the stumbling blocks.  We will also talk about Ambient Pads we use in service every week.  

  Ever started song with the wrong bpm or time signature.  Listen to how to overcome this 100%.

Welcome to Worship Leader City, Ep 1. Ever forget lyrics, here this funny story.  

The robots explore what mental health means to humans and to themselves. Tango on Vocals, Bass, Drums, Acoustic Guitar and Guiro. Cash on Vocals, Electric Guitar, Keys, Squeaky Fence and Acoustic Guitar. TRACKLIST: (1) The Driver Comes (2) Climb (3) Synthetic Green (4) Every Time You Go. All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

The schedule for future podcast releases is discussed. Then a preview of some live off-the-floor, instrumental work-in-progress tunes are shared. The mute on Bass and Percussion. The other mute on Guitars. TRACKLIST: (1) Untitled Jam (2) The Groover Exchange. All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

The robot hosts are invaded by an alternate reality version of themselves while alternate versions of Field Processor songs play. Can the Robots reclaim the podcast? The Companion on vocals, bass, drums, vibra-slap, steel drums, acoustic guitar, crokinole box, guiro and clapping. The Doctor on keys, electric and acoustic guitar, djembe drum, tambourine, spice with rice, clapping and vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Something Different (2) Dont Worry (3) The Wagon (4) Night Preacher. All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Happy Canada Day! Field Processor’s robot hosts kick back and talk about some interesting facts about Canada. Murtaugh on Vocals, Drums, Bass, and Acoustic Guitar. Riggs on Acoustic Guitar, Vocals and Electric Guitar. TRACKLIST: (1) Buildings (2) Westward (3) Take Shelter (4) Killer. All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

Learn about the history of Robots at 120 Beats-Per-Minute. JohnnyFive on Vocals, Bass, Drums and Acoustic Guitar. Marvin the Paranoid Android on Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Keys and Vocals. TRACKLIST: (1) Entitys Wisdom (2) Addiction (3) Immerse (4) The Day the Robots Fought Back All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

The robots are stranded in the desert and journey to find each other and their way home. Walker on Vocals, Bass and Percussion. Collingwood on Vocals, Guitar and Keys. TRACKLIST: (1) The Wagon (2) Endless Desert (3) One More for the Road (4) Sleepwalkers. All content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)

When everything falls apart, it is often best to start from scratch. Field Processor lets their processors take a break and pick up acoustic instruments. Tomax on Vocals, Bass and Acoustic Guitar. Xamot on Vocals, Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Tambourine. TRACKLIST: (1) All I Am (2) Driftwood (3) What Doesnt Kill You (4) Free (5) For Ourselves. All I Am written by Kaleb Sepa ©2000. All other content © 2014 Field Processor (www.fieldprocessor.com)