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All yours Leni and Neeru!
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May I have 16 & 20?

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Moving this thread to Readers Wanted.
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ppcunningham wrote:May I have 16 & 20?

Patti
Sure, thanks a lot!
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Hello, Jennifer

Section 21 is uploaded. It's 15:01 long.

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/le/theamericanhousewife_21_anonymous.mp3

I had some doubts, however. First, was I supposed to read the name of the section in the beginning? Because, even though it is in the book's summary, the subsections don't appear in the text itself. So, in my section, for example, while reading the text I didn't know where "Essences" finished, because it doesn't say it there. Second, should I read the numbers before each title?

I didn't read either, but if you think I should have, I can fix it. One way or another, I think it'd be nice to post about it in the first post, so people know what they should do, and it is done consistently throughout the book.

Thanks!
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Leni wrote:Hello, Jennifer

Section 21 is uploaded. It's 15:01 long.

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/le/theamericanhousewife_21_anonymous.mp3

I had some doubts, however. First, was I supposed to read the name of the section in the beginning? Because, even though it is in the book's summary, the subsections don't appear in the text itself. So, in my section, for example, while reading the text I didn't know where "Essences" finished, because it doesn't say it there. Second, should I read the numbers before each title?

I didn't read either, but if you think I should have, I can fix it. One way or another, I think it'd be nice to post about it in the first post, so people know what they should do, and it is done consistently throughout the book.

Thanks!
Yes, I was worried that it was be a little difficult reading this book.
I say yes we should read the numbers before each title. (only add those in if you REALLY want to....)
And I say No to Reading the Subsection Titles since they are only listed in the Index, not the text.

I will edit the first post now.
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Hi Leni,

I PL'd Section 21. At the beginning you say "Chapter" and at the end you say "Section". Maybe it's not too important...
And the volume is low, you should amplify it.
Otherwise it's OK!

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Aaah. Thanks, dii. I'll fix those.
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Hi everyone, I'm new here, heard about you guys over at Julie Williams Voice Over Forum. I'm a freelance voice over guy, and I would love to help out, it keeps me in practice for narration and audiobook projects. I would love to do Section 00 and 01 to get my feet wet. I hope I did this right? I know it's probably somewhere in the rules, but here's a dumb question...Should I wait for confirmation on the sections I've chosen before I start voicing?
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Since you are brand new, first you need to submit a test recording.
See instructions on the Newbie Guide to Recording.
http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/1-Minute_Test
This is to check your settings and make sure everything is ok before you start to record.


And, yes - it's always better to make sure you've been assigned the chapter before you start recording, especially at first.

Welcome Aboard!

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Awesome Patti, I want to play by the rules...I'll do the test recording right away. 25 years as a producer and voice talent, state of the art digital studio and a Neumann TLM 103 mic...I hope I pass :D
I'm looking forward to contributing to the site...
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OK..here is the link to my test recording...

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/le/test_JudNiven.mp3
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Post by ppcunningham »

Well I did mine sitting on the couch, holding up my macbook pro to my chest - so you'll probably just squeeze by. :wink:

Sadclown is in charge of this here rodeo, so you'll have to wait for her to get back to you regarding this book. I'm just one of the nameless rabble.....

Look forward to listening to you - and again, welcome.

Patti
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Jud Niven wrote:OK..here is the link to my test recording...

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/le/test_JudNiven.mp3

Umm, Jud..... WOW!!! That's got to be one of the best test recordings I've heard!! And all your specs were just fine too! Welcome to Librivox, I hope you find lots hear that interests you, I'd welcome you on any project of mine! I think you'll make a great addition here. Go ahead with sections 00 and 01. Look forward to hearing them soon!

Edited: I'm going to set up your catalog credit as you listed above in your signature, if that's not what you want, let me know!
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Jud Niven wrote:OK..here is the link to my test recording...

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/le/test_JudNiven.mp3
... wow :shock: This is awesome.
Welcome here! I can't wait to PL your recording [althought I don't think I'll have much to do... :mrgreen: ]

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