COMPLETE [GROUP] Harper's Young People, Issue 21-mas

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K0JFF
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Section 6 revised and resubmitted:

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/hyp021_06_various_128kb.mp3 16.5 min 15.8Mb

Thanks, Jeff Evans
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K0JFF wrote: March 29th, 2020, 10:41 am Section 6 revised and resubmitted:

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/hyp021_06_various_128kb.mp3 16.5 min 15.8Mb

Thanks, Jeff Evans
PL OK
Jordan

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Hi Kristin,

Here are your notes:

The file name is wrong. It should be hyp021_04_various_128kb.mp3
The volume is far too low. You should be at about 89 dB, and your recording is at 77.2 dB. You need to amplify it by about 12 dB
0:00: The opening silence is too long. You should have "No more than 0.5 to 1 second of silence", and yours is over 1.6 seconds.
0:25: You only need 'Children's Sayings' here. As it says in the first post, "If the section you're reading contains more than one story, please read the story titles as you read each story"
6:58: The ending silence is too short. You should have "~5 seconds silence at the end of the recording", but you've only got about 3.7 seconds.

Also, for future reference, we recommend you include the length of a recording when you post it, to make it easier to add to the magic window.
Jordan

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Post by jillebean »

Thanks for your section Kristin, and your notes Jordan. Just wanted to tell you Kristin that your first sections that you turn can be the most work to edit but it does get easier! Thanks in advance for your editing work!

Jill
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Post by kristineasay »

Thank you for the feedback!

I have made the changes and resubmitted the file. Only I could not see where to include the file length. Where could I do this?

Thank you,

Kristine
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kristineasay wrote: April 14th, 2020, 10:09 am Thank you for the feedback!

I have made the changes and resubmitted the file. Only I could not see where to include the file length. Where could I do this?

Thank you,

Kristine
You can just do it here when you post the link. Thanks! I'll update the Magic Window. :)

Jill
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kristineasay wrote: April 14th, 2020, 10:09 am Thank you for the feedback!

I have made the changes and resubmitted the file. Only I could not see where to include the file length. Where could I do this?

Thank you,

Kristine
You'd include it in the post when you post the link. Also, if you update a file (especially if you've changed the file name), you should include a new link.

So in this case, you'd post something like this:
Anyway, about the new file. You made the changes I asked, but unfortunately you over-corrected the volume, and now it's too loud. You're at about 96 dB, when 92 is seen as the upper limit.

Because it's an easy fix, I've changed it myself, and this is PL OK now.
Jordan

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Post by kristineasay »

Thanks for fixing the volume. When I went to adjust it in Audacity, the numbers were different than the 77.2 that you had mentioned. I saw numbers like 16. How did you fix it?
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Post by JorWat »

The '16' you saw was probably the maximum amount you could amplify without clipping. What you should have done is select the whole track, go to 'Amplify', type '12' in the 'Amplification' box, and click OK.

I got the value 77.2 dB using Checker. Audacity doesn't have a way to measure volumes. At least not by default. You can install the 'ReplayGain' plugin to add that functionality.
Jordan

Alcohol and Maths don't mix. So never drink and derive.
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I’d be happy to finish up with Section 1

BettyB
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BettyB wrote: April 16th, 2020, 1:00 pm I’d be happy to finish up with Section 1

BettyB
Thanks Betty! It's all yours. :)

Jill
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Just a heads up that I have uploaded the final chapter for PL.
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BettyB wrote: April 21st, 2020, 8:58 pm Just a heads up that I have uploaded the final chapter for PL.
Betty
I put it in the MW when you turned it in but forgot to acknowledge it here. Sorry about that Betty! Thank you for your additional contribution to the project.

Jill :)
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