COMPLETE[GROUP] Selections from the Table Talk of Martin Luther-ag

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DrPGould wrote:Larry:

I would be interested in DPL-ing this (and also in reading sections 15 & 17).

Many thanks,

Philip
Thank you so much, Philip!

Amy will put you in as DPL.

With that we are full and on our way, so get your recordings in!
~ Larry
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Section 18 "Of Imperial Diets - Part I ready: PL Needed

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_18_luther_128kb.mp3

Time: 11:49
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silverquill wrote:
DrPGould wrote:Larry:

I would be interested in DPL-ing this (and also in reading sections 15 & 17).

Many thanks,

Philip
Thank you so much, Philip!

Amy will put you in as DPL.

With that we are full and on our way, so get your recordings in!
Philip is officially DPL now. Off to Readers Found. That was unbelievably quick!
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Larry:

Here is the link for Section 17. Running time is 3:25.

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_17_luther_128kb.mp3

Note to Amy: Thanks! I'll get to work.

Many thanks,

Philip
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DrPGould wrote:Larry:

Here is the link for Section 17. Running time is 3:25.

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_17_luther_128kb.mp3

Note to Amy: Thanks! I'll get to work.

Many thanks,

Philip
Great! I'll try to PL tonight.
~ Larry
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Gill:

Section 5 is PL-Ok! I do have a suggestion for future recordings, however. There is a persistent hum in the background which is almost at the level of being distracting. I think a run through the noise reduction utility would clear is up.

Nicely read.

Many thanks,

Philip
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Section 19 - Of Imperial Diets - Part II complete - PL Needed

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_19_luther_128kb.mp3

Time: 12:11
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Sections 12 and 13 are PL-OK!

Nicely done Fritz and Bill!

Many thanks,

Philip
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DrPGould wrote:Larry:

Here is the link for Section 17. Running time is 3:25.

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_17_luther_128kb.mp3

Philip
This is PL OK! Thanks.
~ Larry
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DrPGould wrote:Gill:

Section 5 is PL-Ok! I do have a suggestion for future recordings, however. There is a persistent hum in the background which is almost at the level of being distracting. I think a run through the noise reduction utility would clear is up.

Nicely read.

Many thanks,

Philip
I would concur with this, except that I actually do find this harsh background noise to be unacceptable. I've taken the liberty of doing the noise reduction, which took two passes.

I would suggest working on your recording set-up, trying to move your mike further from you computer (I think that is a fan noise). I find my USB mike sensitive enough that even moving it away and putting it in a homemade studio box, it still picks up the noise. So, I routinely run noise reduction on all of my recordings. It gives me a much cleaner sound So, see what you can do. LV has some good tutorials on this.

Thanks so much for reading for this project! :clap:
~ Larry
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Larry:

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_15_luther_128kb.mp3

Here is the link to Section 15. Running time is 16:46.

From now on, I'm all ears.

Many thanks,

Philip
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DrPGould wrote:Larry:

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_15_luther_128kb.mp3

Here is the link to Section 15. Running time is 16:46.

From now on, I'm all ears.

Many thanks,

Philip
Most wonderful!
~ Larry
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Thanks. I've reduced the noise in Section 5 (14:39)
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_05_luther_128kb.mp3
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Section 6 (17:16)
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/tabletalk_06_luther_128kb.mp3

I have assumed "Austin" is a misprint for "Austrian" but if this is not the case I can edit.
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