ok when you said "NEW" version, I was already afraid you had re-recorded it all from scratch since it only involved cuts this was not necessary at all. (and I would have to re-listen to it from the start) But I spot checked a few sentences all throughout, and I'm fairly reassured that you only edited the old version, can you confirm that this is correct ?
The edits have been excellently made and it can then by marked PL ok. Thank you !
thank you for these excellent chapters Both are straight PL ok. I found it interesting that the ghost of Barby House wanted her debts paid before she could be put to rest. Lucky for her the nephew was not such a miser.
Here is the edited file with the ending as it should've been. The background is still @ 26.4 - I did not wish to mess with the sound so I left it. Please let me know just how this lovely little file does.
I kept forgetting to ask and was reminded of my question again as I did a prerecording read through of Section 51 Milford Haven, but at the end of the section, beginning on page 170 and lasting till the end of the section on 172 there are parts that say "Colonel ------" but like the dashes are all a single line, how should I read that aloud? Should to be Colonel Redacted? Just Colonel? (Though that one will probably cause problems with how the text is read and makes sense) Colonel Dash? Something else entirely?
I'm really not sure and would appreciate your insight!
the background noise is not disturbing at all, you don't have to run another round of noise-cleaning. The disclaimer is perfectly inserted and now PL ok. Thanks, April
MaddieHeth wrote: ↑November 28th, 2021, 4:13 pmat the end of the section, beginning on page 170 and lasting till the end of the section on 172 there are parts that say "Colonel ------" but like the dashes are all a single line, how should I read that aloud? Should to be Colonel Redacted? Just Colonel? (Though that one will probably cause problems with how the text is read and makes sense) Colonel Dash? Something else entirely?
there are a few options on how you can read these omissions. Either go with "Colonel-Blank" or simply "Colonel..." letting your voice trail off a little bit, or maybe making a slight breathing pause after the name, to show there is something missing. That's probably what I personally would do, but I've heard readers say "Blank" as well.
since it only involved cuts this was not necessary at all. (and I would have to re-listen to it from the start) But I spot checked a few sentences all throughout, and I'm fairly reassured that you only edited the old version, can you confirm that this is correct ?
yes that's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure. Thank you, editing of course saves us both a lot of time. 
Lucky for her the nephew was not such a miser.