COMPLETE[PLAY]The Merry Devil of Edmonton by Shakespeare - thw

[Kitty]

It's also hard to watch the audio while recording because it and the text I need to read from don't fit on screen in full at the same time

I always watch the waves in Audacity, it helps me focus on my speech and volume.

I put the screen to half Audacity and half text, which is fully enough for me. But I use a laptop, not sure, on a tablet or phone it's probably too small.

Sonia

[Inkell]

It's also hard to watch the audio while recording because it and the text I need to read from don't fit on screen in full at the same time

I always watch the waves in Audacity, it helps me focus on my speech and volume.

I put the screen to half Audacity and half text, which is fully enough for me. But I use a laptop, not sure, on a tablet or phone it's probably too small.

Sonia

I use a laptop too but often it's still not enough space to show all of audacity and all of the text (it depends on how wide the source material pages are though, sometimes it is possible) then I also have a tiny box for Notepad with the Librivox intro/ending in the corner

[HelloCentral]

I'd like to read Sir Ralph Jerningham, please.

Rick

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[ToddHW]

It's also hard to watch the audio while recording because it and the text I need to read from don't fit on screen in full at the same time

I always watch the waves in Audacity, it helps me focus on my speech and volume.

I put the screen to half Audacity and half text, which is fully enough for me. But I use a laptop, not sure, on a tablet or phone it's probably too small.

Sonia

I use a laptop too but often it's still not enough space to show all of audacity and all of the text (it depends on how wide the source material pages are though, sometimes it is possible) then I also have a tiny box for Notepad with the Librivox intro/ending in the corner

I don't look at the trace all the time, only after a particularly shouty line when I worry. I can then repeat the line if necessary before going on - which is easier for me than trying to match my voice tone later during an edit.

Thanks, Todd

[yourbookvoice]

I'd like to bid the favor of reading the following:

18 Brian, Act 4 Open
19 Benedic, Act 5 Open

Kerry Adams
Your Book Voice

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[yourbookvoice]

Thank you.

Todd

You're welcome. It looks like a fun ride ahead. Thanks.
Be of good cheer.

[Salvationist]

May I read the Chamberlaine? If so, would you like me to read "M." as "Master"?

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

M. could be Monsignor or Monsieur (out of town folk) or Mister (English).

Thanks, Todd

[alanmapstone]

Smug act 2

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/merrydevilofedmonton_smug_2.mp3

[Kitty]

Smug act 2
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/merrydevilofedmonton_smug_2.mp3

aha, earning his name of Smug I see. well played, Alan, thank you, this act is PL ok right away

Sonia

[alanmapstone]

Smug acts 4&5

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/merrydevilofedmonton_smug_4.mp3

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/merrydevilofedmonton_smug_5.mp3

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[Kitty]

Smug acts 4&5
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/merrydevilofedmonton_smug_4.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/merrydevilofedmonton_smug_5.mp3

and Smug all PL ok again what an energy you show here to keep yelling so loudly I guess I would have been out of breath already after the first few sentences.

Thanks

Sonia