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But what is Freedom?

by wordsSHIFTminds

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1.
But what is Freedom? (Part One) 13:08
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But what is Freedom? (Part Two) 18:25
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The title 'But what is Freedom?' comes from an 1833 poem called 'Liberty' by Hartley Coleridge. Coleridge (1796 -1849) was an English poet and the eldest son of another poet, Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 'Liberty' includes the couplet: "But what is Freedom? Rightly understood, / A universal licence to be good." Coleridge's words apply today more than ever. Set aside your "body autonomy" for the good of society, read the science, listen to the experts and have yourself and your family vaccinated.

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released November 29, 2021

The following instruments were used in the recording of 'But what is Freedom?':

Native Instruments Kontakt (Kaval, Mellotron Female Choir and Classic Bass) ; Ableton Live Percussion Core Kit; Spitfire Audio LABS Percussion; Crotalinae by Alan ViSTa; Session Drums by Chocolate Audio; DM ARP 2600 Drums by Flatpack; Codex wavetable synth by Waves Audio; Ableton Live rototoms; Cymatics gated Linn Drum snare; Spitfire Audio Originals Media Toolkit (piano and guitar); Ableton Live Dan Piano; Native Instruments Twenty Five; Microton by Puremagnetik; WLP - Whole Lotta Pads by Francesco Silvestri from pianobook; Spitfire Audio LABS Synth Strings: Strings Pad; Ableton Live Basic Reese Bass; Spitfire Audio BBCSO Discover Double Basses; Ableton Live Basic Electric Drive Bass; Ableton Live New Old Sub; Ableton Live Electric Bass Palm; 12 Oscillator Doom Drone by Christian Henson from pianobook; RJS Guitar by Risto Sipola from pianobook; Slinky Violin by David Hilowitz from pianobook; Spitfire Audio LABS Strings: Ensemble; Izotope Iris 2 synth; Podolski synth by u-he; Spitfire Audio LABS Choir. To find out more about the pianobook project, how you can get involved and to download free pianos as well as numerous other free, sampled instruments, visit: www.pianobook.co.uk

The following equipment and effects were used during the recording, production, mixing and mastering of 'But what is Freedom?':

Ableton Live Percussion Effects Basic; Scheps Omni Channel by Waves Audio; Cymatics Diablo; Ableton Live Bonzo On The Dials drum buss preset; PrimalTap by Soundtoys; MannyM Tone Shaper by Waves Audio; JUN-6 Chorus by Arturia; Filterstep; OneKnob Louder & OneKnob Phatter by Waves Audio; Magic Dice by Baby Audio; Lofi Space by Waves Audio; Native Instruments Raum; IR-L convolution reverb by Waves Audio; bx_subfilter by Plugin Alliance; Monofilter4 by NUGEN Audio; Berzerk Distortion by Waves Audio; Ampeg SVTVR by Plugin Alliance; Clon Minotaur by Nembrini Audio; CLA EchoSphere by Waves Audio; Sonible Balancer by Focurite; StudioRack Stereo by Waves Audio, incorporation MaxxVolume, Scheps Omni Channel, H-Comp & C4 Stereo by Waves Audio; Ozone Imager 2 by Izotope; Fresh Air by Slate Digital; bx_masterdesk Classic by Plugin Alliance.

Recorded and mixed at The Experimental Roasted Dandelion Granules Laboratory, Kea Place, Māngere Bridge, Auckland, November 2021. Mixes monitored using Waves Audio Abbey Road Studio 3.

Composing and recording: Chris Bell
Audio engineer: Audrey O. Bliss
Mixing: Les Pellicules
Mastering: Saul E. Tempted
wordsSHIFTminds logo: Fremder Gorn
Cover design: Lisa Life
Published and released by: CBR (Chris Bell Records).

Chris Bell wishes to thank:

Le Fay, Korg, Warwick, Focusrite, Ableton Live, Session Drums by Chocolate Audio, Soundtoys Primal Tap, M-Audio, Presonus, Plugin Alliance, Shure, Waves Audio, Native Instruments, Spitfire Audio and Spitfire Audio LABS, pianobook, Elisa & Frank.

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wordsSHIFTminds is Auckland, New Zealand-based composer and musician Chris Bell.

Tracks recorded and mixed at The Universal Mango Research Kitchen (UMRK). Mixes monitored using Waves Audio Abbey Road Studio 3.

Chris Bell wishes to thank: Le Fay, Ableton Live, Focusrite, Waves Audio, Izotope, Native Instruments, Spitfire Audio, Elisa & Frank. ... more

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