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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...

Always great to see our reads being used!

Very happy to see that this has been adopted!

Hahaha, great stuff! It's just about evening here, but with summer round the corner, it's staying lighter longer, and getting lighter much earlier! Aaaack! Not to mention the little birdies back from their winter hols ... tweet-tweet-tweeting us awake!!! But I'd rather have them back, herald of bet...

Hi lightcrystal, Don't know what I did wrong there, but hope this is it now. Not too hot, not too cold. https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_m3lc00p3r.mp3 Third time lucky? Thanks very much for your time, and your help. Best regards, Romella Hi Romella! You have passed and are ready to record! :...

Hi there, lightcrystal, Hope you're doing okay! Thanks a lot for checking my test recording ... Here's my re-take, which I actually named exactly like the original. Sorry. https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_m3lc00p3r.mp3 Anyway, hope the volume's much better on that one now. No rush, okay, I k...

Hi there, Hope you're all okay. Please find herewith, my 1-Minute Test Recording, via the link below: https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_m3lc00p3r.mp3 I hope everything will be okay. I am using Audacity, on both an HP laptop for recording, then on a Windows desktop for editing. My USB mic is a...

BusyBee123 wrote: ↑May 12th, 2024, 5:54 am Hi there,
I've just uploaded the final section
Thanks,
Helen

Section 4 is PL OK!
Your solo reading is complete and ready for the MC to catalogue!
Very nice read throughout! Enjoyed it!

I'm testing out a new microphone and boom setup -- recording in the same space as previously. Please see link below: https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_tombooker_sp1.mp3 Microphone type: USB (Sennheiser Profile) Recording Software: Audacity OS: Windows 11 I would be grateful to have this check...