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https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_lmarinho.mp3 Looking for feedback on my 1-minute test. I used Audacity on Windows with a USB mic (AKG C44). Let me know what y'all think :) Hi Laurel! You have passed and are ready to record! There is some background noise but it's still a pass; maybe the sou...

Hi! Below is the link of my 1 minute test. Recorded through Audacity, used a USB microphone on a Windows 11 device. https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_christinedeleon.mp3 Waiting and very grateful for your feedback! Hi Christine! You have passed and are ready to record! Some background noise t...

HappyMic wrote: ↑Yesterday, 12:19 am Thanks so much for your help! I couldn't find some of those settings in Audacity before, but I just had to look a little harder. Here's my second attempt. https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_happymic.mp3

Grins,
Raven

Hi Raven! You have passed and are ready to record!

https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_lmarinho.mp3 Looking for feedback on my 1-minute test. I used Audacity on Windows with a USB mic (AKG C44). Let me know what y'all think :) Hi Laurel! You have passed and are ready to record! There is some background noise but it's still a pass; maybe the sou...

Hi! Here's my test recording and ready to receive some feedback. I recorded using a USB microphone on a Windows laptop and edited with Audacity. https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_aggiepulms.mp3 Hi Aggiepulms! You have passed and are ready to record! Not a lot of feedback to give: nice, clean ...

Surely you need to ask a sky deity for this permission. I suggest Urania. Wasn't she the Greek sky Goddess and Muse?
But don't ask me for her phone number or email. She might communicate by striking a lightning rod with a few bolts.

Interestingly when I mentioned the book title to my relatives they told me that there was a real life coal pit in England called Annersley [spelling?] . Maybe Annerton was based on that.

Hello Everyone! I'm super excited to be here and a part of the community. I am a visual artist, but love to talk about stories that I've had in my life and to read other peoples stories too. I would like to eventually work as a narrator on books. I'm retired from the military so a I have a lot of t...

bmjadegu wrote: ↑May 15th, 2024, 10:50 pm Hello, Mr.Mrs
I uploaded my 1 min file so please check my file.
Thank you.

https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_bmjadegu.mp3

Hi bmjadegu! You have passed and are ready to record!

https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test3_petitsmondesmp3.mp3 The third attempt with some more tinkering! Recording software: Audacity Operating system: Windows 10 Mic type: USB Samson G Track Pro Regards, Petits Mondes Edit: used MP3Gain and the passed the checker as advised previously. Appreciate ...

A lot better. I can appreciate it more; the terrorist group was actually an environmental group. From 1977 to 2024 nothing changes...I better not get political.
In 1987 it was put in a special section on the school library shelves as the "most frightening book" to borrow.

I asked a friend of mine from that region and he came up with Annerton Pit, by Peter Dickinson, from 1977. Maybe that's what you meant. The boy on the cover indeed looks creepy, with whitish eyes. Not sure he was climbing out of a pit, more like crawling along a rugged path. Here is the book cover,...

I have tried every imaginable Google search and book search to find this. I have posted in multiple forums going back many years. TLDR: I read the book in high school in 1987. Genre was YA horror. It was set in Britain. The front cover had a boy climbing out of a pit. [No, before you suggest about 5...

Pigtools wrote: ↑May 14th, 2024, 7:57 pm I'd have to say Latin, it opens access to so many roman, Medieval and church text

Also occult and esoteric texts Latin is everywhere. For instance astrology textbooks were written in Latin until the early 1600s.

Many thanks to both of you for all your help and support on this, you've made the process easy and very enjoyable:) Helen Thank YOU! :clap: :clap: :clap: Your great reads made our job easier! :thumbs: I would suggest if possible keeping the original files from your DAW; you might want to at some po...