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johntkucz wrote:here's section 12
https://librivox.org/uploads/availle/morphychesschampion_12_edge_128kb.mp3
I am a bit rusty and may need to tweak/adjust my audio-recording equipment/software. Let me know if that is okay. thanks!

I can't seem to get my audio input high enough to hit the 0.5 mark in audacity. Any ideas? I already cranked up input to its maximum.
I got the volume fixed but I may have to re-record this one because my initial recording was too low volume.
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This seems like a really fun project. Any way I could do
16 Continuation Of the Match With Harrwitz
and
13 The Café de la Régence
as well? Thanks!
I fixed my audacity settings so the recording is a little better now.
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If you still need a DPL, I am available.

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Dread, you're in as DPL - thank you so much!
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John, you're in for 13 and 16 as well, thanks!

Are you going to redo 12 or just try to amplify? Please let me know if I can put the section into the MW...
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Availle wrote:John, you're in for 13 and 16 as well, thanks!

Are you going to redo 12 or just try to amplify? Please let me know if I can put the section into the MW...
I'll redo 12 and reupload it.
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Cool - thanks John! Could you please post the length of your files as well?
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Here are editing notes for Section 2.

Very little wrong here. :) Just one observation.

8:41
Missing as
"but there was as much"

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Here are editing notes for Section 3.

Again, admirably done. Just one slight correction.

9:56
Used right of pro-eminence for right to pre-eminence
"an indisputable right to pre-eminence"

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Thanks Bill!
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Post by dread »

Here are editing notes for Section 12.

You have some plosives (air rushes on consonants like b, d, and p). While these are not serious enough to call for corrections here, in future try to send your voice to the side of the mic instead of directly into it.

1:25
Missing sea-
"was dreadfully sea-sick"

1:51
Used oppotents' for opponents'
"acquaintance with his opponents' capabilities"

2:08
Used and have much for you have much
"you have much difficulty in getting"

5:48
Used quickly for quietly
"I led him quietly down"

Need five seconds of silence at very end.

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Here are editing notes for Section 13.

Plosives still somewhat of a problem.

.34 (seconds)
Used spire for sphere
"in this whirling sphere"

1:01
Stumble on revolves

2:08
Stumble on peculiar

2:23
Stumble on "lengthy history...trysting spot"

2:45
Stumble on "after the famous...of Orleans"

2:58
Stumble on "made it their...resort"

3:56
Used droughts (drowts) for draughts (drafts)

4:32
Stumble over dame du comptoir

4:42
Stumble over Monsieur Journoud

5:08
Used the matter of latter's name for the mention of the latter's name

5:25
Inserted to
"This induced [to] her to add"

6:21
Stop needed after Babel

6:59
Stumble over establishments

7:32
Used state for site
"on its present site for"

7:54
Stumble over Rue St. Honore

8:59
Used ascension for accession (ak 'se shun)
"any accession of numbers"

9:13
Stumble over announce

9:47
Used initiary for initiatory
"as the initiatory sacrifice"

10:09
Missing of
"though on of the best"

Need 5 seconds of silence at very end.

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Hi Bill, you're being busy I see :thumbs:

To keep you this way, I have uploaded the first two sections - but they are each very short...
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Post by dread »

Here are editing notes for Section 16.

Plosives.

3:47
Used row (ro[long o]) for row (rau)
"There was something like a row"

6:09
Used thish for this
"after all this"

Need 5 seconds of silence at the very end.

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