[Complete] Haunted London, Walter Thornbury - lt

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Lisa57 wrote:Hello,
I would like to claim sections 17 & 18 if they are still available.
Thanks,
Lisa57
You've got them :)
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Post by jenno »

Here is chapter 26

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/hauntedlondon_26_thornbury_128kb.mp3

duration 46.45

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jenno wrote:Here is chapter 26

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/hauntedlondon_26_thornbury_128kb.mp3

duration 46.45

Cheers


Jennifer
Thank you
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Post by efisher »

Could I take sections 19 and 20?

Reader name for catalog: Esmeralda Fisher
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efisher wrote:Could I take sections 19 and 20?

Reader name for catalog: Esmeralda Fisher
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Thank you
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jenno wrote:Here is chapter 26

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/hauntedlondon_26_thornbury_128kb.mp3

duration 46.45

Cheers


Jennifer
Wonderful reading, Jennifer. I have just four items for your attention:
10:22 - 10:28 repeated phrase (clearly you want to keep the second version)
10:53 - 11:01 a correction you meant to edit
12:48 - 12:50 a correction you meant to edit
45:09 - 45:13 The phrase "The Black Jack, Partsmouth Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields" is actually a caption to a picture and not part of the text. On this project we are omitting captions so this should be deleted.

Thank you!
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Very nice reading, Julie. I have two items for your consideration:
05:43 I heard "The Duke of Normandy" and expected "The Duke of Norfolk"
30:37 The outro silence, at almost 14 seconds, is a little long. It should actually be only 10 seconds long (there isn't really any guideline for an acceptable range, but I don't comment on anything between 9 and 11 seconds)
Thank you!
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Penumbra wrote:
Very nice reading, Julie. I have two items for your consideration:
05:43 I heard "The Duke of Normandy" and expected "The Duke of Norfolk"
30:37 The outro silence, at almost 14 seconds, is a little long. It should actually be only 10 seconds long (there isn't really any guideline for an acceptable range, but I don't comment on anything between 9 and 11 seconds)
Thank you!
Just for clarification:
The policy on outros was recently changed. On newer projects, you will see 5 seconds for all length projects. This project was started before the new guideline came into effect and I decided for the sake of continuity, to stay with the existing policy.
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Hi, I'd like to PL a section, any one of what is left available.

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psmythe wrote:Hi, I'd like to PL a section, any one of what is left available.

Thank you,
Thank you for offering but this project has a Dedicated Proof Listener. Tom will listen to all the files as they come in.
If you are looking for a project to listen to, look for those with a tilde (~) before the title. That is Librivox shorthand for not having a DPL. You can look in Readers Wanted: Books (that's probably where you found this project), Readers Wanted: Short Works, Launch Pad or Listeners and Editors Wanted. The Launch Pad is where all new projects start. In Listeners Wanted, you will find projects underway that need a Listener, sometimes because the DPL has had to drop out, or maybe there never was a DPL.
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Post by susanjhudson »

Hi,

I'd like to claim Drury Lane Part 3. Thanks!

Susan
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susanjhudson wrote:Hi,

I'd like to claim Drury Lane Part 3. Thanks!

Susan
Welcome and thank you for claiming.
I have added you to the catalog using your forum name and assigned that section to you. I am on the toad at present and unable to offer as much support as I'd like...
Have you completed a one minute test yet?

A couple of things about this section: at over 6000 words, it is quite long -- probably 30 minutes final recording, so assume at least 2 hours to record and edit (probably more if you're new to audio recordings ). I can hold this for 2 months if you want to "cut your teeth" on something shorter :D

Also, as I divided this long chapter into 3 parts and another reader is reading the first 2 parts, you will need to read through the chapter to find the break where you need to begin (it will be a new paragraph, probably 2/3 of the way through or thereabouts).

Please feel free to ask questions, and if I'm not around, I'm sure there will be someone to help (right, Tom? :D :mrgreen: )
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Post by juliebarkley »

Penumbra wrote:
Very nice reading, Julie. I have two items for your consideration:
05:43 I heard "The Duke of Normandy" and expected "The Duke of Norfolk"
30:37 The outro silence, at almost 14 seconds, is a little long. It should actually be only 10 seconds long (there isn't really any guideline for an acceptable range, but I don't comment on anything between 9 and 11 seconds)
Thank you!
I just noticed this note; my apologies for the delay. I will be right on it.
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