I'd appreciate a listen to my one minute test. I can hear my laptop running, but I know how to lower the sound floor (that's what it's called when you take out background noise, yes?). I didn't modify it at all because the directions suggested just uploading the raw file (with suggested changes before recording).
https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_anjanettebarr.mp3
I'm so excited to get started! Thanks for your help!
One minute test - thanks! [OK]
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welcome to librivox 
all tech specs are correct, but the volume for this recording is a little low.
we aim for 86-92db, with 89 being optimal and this is coming in at 80dB
could you please upload a new test with a higher volume and post the link in this thread. feel free to remove any background noise from the new test too.
(dont worry about any tests being exactly 1 min long either. although, i hope you have a good day too
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all tech specs are correct, but the volume for this recording is a little low.
we aim for 86-92db, with 89 being optimal and this is coming in at 80dB
could you please upload a new test with a higher volume and post the link in this thread. feel free to remove any background noise from the new test too.
(dont worry about any tests being exactly 1 min long either. although, i hope you have a good day too

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Thank you for your help. I'm so glad we have this process to go through! I think I figured out why it was so quiet. Hopefully I didn't over-compensate: https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test_anjanettebarr.mp3
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perfect. sounding wonderful, with no background noise to worry about. you're good to go 
