A collaboration with a music friend Encym (Roland). I have done a few collaborations with Roland now and it is always a pleasure to work with him.
This particular track features a guitar sample/track that Roland sent me.

The track was put together in AUM.

Voyage To Ultima Thule III (collab with Encym)

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by:
Carlos Vivanco
https://youtu.be/Usw_osA2wjw
https://www.instagram.com/p/CmnXI3SL5yO/?hl=en

Surreal Awake

Lluvia De Estrellas

Det Förgångna VI

Sounds created with Make Noise Strega + 0-CTRL run through some NI effects. Some Reaktor and NI Hypha added. Mastering with Ozone 10 in Cubase 12.
Photo by zenbytes (2019, Austria/Kanisfluh mountain).

winter forest mistakes - Naviarhaiku 474

Video

Live at "Nerdlich der Mitte VIII" - March 18th, 2023, Wallenhorst, Germany

Dr. Kat Lindley discusses her experience during the "pandemic" and how growing up in communist Yugoslavia allowed her to instantly recognize the totalitarianism we were being subjected to by our governments in the name of "public health". She explains how she lost faith in the CDC as absolutely none of the pandemic protocols made any sense and the vaccines are not safe and effective. The elites are doing a great job at advancing the Great Reset (e.g. EVs, CBDCs, bugs). Nevertheless, good things are happening such as protests and we are over the target when it comes to messaging. The WHO is seeking to take away our sovereignty, we must keep resisting.

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About Dr. Kat Lindley
I had an interesting life. I grew up in a small country on the Adriatic Sea, better known for Matt Lauer getting lost in Dubrovnik. Croatia is a beautiful Mediterranean destination, but our history is quite violent and oppressive. In those days it was known as Yugoslavia and was under the communist rule of Josip Broz Tito. As a child, I learned early on not to dream too big. Tito’s sudden death and internal fightings lead to the Balkan war that lasted several years and it ultimately resulted in a new country, Hrvatska, and its independence. I was 18 when my hometown of Split was attacked and with urging from my family, I left for Italy where the second part of my life as a free individual started. My travels lead me to England and ultimately United States where I truly learned what freedom and opportunity meant. After several years, I graduated from the medical school and started practicing family medicine. I realized early on in my career that medicine is more than just the practice of it. Medicine is also an opportunity to become a voice for patients and colleagues. My desire to make a difference led me to working with some amazing individuals with the same goal, to make medicine better for everyone while pursuing the three important tenants of the American way of life, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

*Podcast intro music is from the song "The Queens Jig" by "Musicke & Mirth" from their album "Music for Two Lyra Viols": http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

Dr. Kat Lindley: COVID19 Was About Mandates, We Must Keep Pushing Back Against WHO & WEF #362

On today’s special broadcast, we pay tribute to the late Graeme MacQueen’s research into 9/11, but also into the deep academic, activist and spiritual influences that helped paint the picture of a remarkable figure influencing the individuals acquainted with his writing and his speeches.
We’ll be providing over the next hour several individuals who were influenced by him in some way.

"A Guiding Light for 9/11 Truth." A Tribute to Graeme MacQueen

This track is part 2 of a Disquiet Junto Project 0592 - to record the second part of a trio that will be subsequently downloaded and added to by other Disquiet members. The left channel is RabMusicLab's "The Loneliest Pelican" and I've added a nylon guitar accompaniment to the right while keeping the high frequency ambience across the field.

About the Disquiet Junto: disquiet.com/junto/

The Pelican Finds a Friend [disquiet0592]

Extremist Javier Milei won Argentina's presidential election on a far-right platform, pledging to abolish most government ministries, abandon monetary sovereignty, and adopt the US dollar, while cutting ties with China and withdrawing from BRICS. Ben Norton explains how a history of debt and colonialism keeps the South American nation trapped in seemingly endless crisis.

VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FN6hoIb-QqA

Check out our article "How Argentina has been trapped in neocolonial debt for 200 years: An economic history": https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2022/12/18/argentina-neocolonial-debt-history

Our related video "Global debt is unpayable: How Wall Street traps poor countries, profiting rich ones": https://youtube.com/watch?v=WRkhWQ0sRn4

Judicial coup in Argentina: Corrupt judges conspire with media oligarchs to ban Cristina Kirchner from office: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2022/12/08/judicial-coup-argentina-cristina-kirchner


TOPICS
0:00 Meet Javier Milei
7:54 History of debt traps
13:38 Sergio Massa and Peronists
19:27 Economist Ha-joon Chang on dollarization
22:27 Cut ties with China and Brazil?
24:51 Far-right "libertarianism"
27:55 Inflation, IMF, and foreign debt
30:46 Alberto Fernández surrenders to IMF
33:58 Investocracy: Rule by foreign investors
38:09 Exports and imports
39:35 Dependency theory
43:09 Protectionism and kicking away the ladder
46:28 Past failed dollarization schemes
52:56 Outro

How extremist Javier Milei became Argentina's president: A story of debt, crisis, and empire

jan-philip schulze, wdr sinfonieorchester köln, peter rundel
(released on mode records)

clouds and sky

[Experiment] Trying the Shure MV88 mic on a iPhone for field recording (nature).   Not that I would want to do this very often, but it could be useful when better mics/recorders are not available in a given moment.   The photo shows the location where this recording was made (holding the iPhone, standing about 5 feet from the grass in lower middle of photo).

[Setup] Shure MV88 on an iPhone 10 with foam windscreen. Settings on app:  mid-side mode, max compression, flat EQ,   The quality is not bad for what it is.

The Shure MV88 is *not* a sensitive mic and certainly not great for nature field recording.  The manual even says it was designed to record in very loud environments like concerts, so it would not be good for recording a quiet soundscape.   However, for loud environments it seems OK.   These cricket frogs were so loud that I wore the headphones for ear protection even when not recording.  Without ear protection the frog calls were painfully loud (to give an idea of the ambient sound levels being recorded).

BTW, on an iPhone X I was not able to find a way to monitor audio while recording.  Gain was set by watching the meter on the app.  On phones that have plug-in headphones, apparently there is a way to monitor audio while recording.

"A Guiding Light for 9/11 Truth." A Tribute to Graeme MacQueen

Global Research News Hour

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