You can call me Cityfarmer

[Cityfarmertom]

I just finished listening to Robinson Crusoe, and would love to record for some of Jules Vern's texts. Or Uncle Tom's Cabin.

I submitted my test, however, I did not use an "MC" I used the test-test Button instead.

I'm excited to record texts, and excited to continue listening.

-Cityfarmertom

[annise]

Hi and welcome
You do need to post the link the uploader gave you , otherwise we don't know. If you didn't make a note of the URL , let us know what you called the test file and someone may be able to findd it

Anne

[Cityfarmertom]

Hello annise,
Thanks for the quick response,

The file should be called "Librivox recording test 3.mp3"

Currently, I'm looking through the website to determine how recording submission works.
But I have a question, and perhaps this isn't the place to ask it.

Is there ever a need/want to record works that have already been recorded?

When I listened to Robinson Crusoe, it was one reader throughout the story.
If possible I would prefer to do something like that for an entire novel.

Cityfarmertom

[JenniferFour]

Librivox operates under a “freedom of voice” philosophy. If you want to record it, even if there are other versions, you may. In fact, you will be doing a service to listeners- it is nice to have choice.

[annise]

That's right, but please , don't leap into a solo first off. Do the test , read something short from readers wanted first. There are some things you only learn by doing. We want you , we want you to be pleased with your readings as much as is possible .

Anne