Hi Hope,
I'm glad you decided to join us!
Do you mean the setup and recording process itself? If so, you can find all the necessary information in the welcome email you received when you registered on the forum. The entire newbie guide can be found here:
http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Newbie_Guide_to_Recording
The first thing to do after acquiring the necessary hardware and software is to do a 1-minute test recording to check your technical settings. This can be in English or any language you choose, the content itself is not important. When done, please post it in the Listeners Wanted forum where experienced volunteers will provide feedback and help you. More info for the test:
http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/1-Minute_Test
After you have received the OK for the test, I advise you to start with a short recording, for example in the multilingual collection Anne has already mentioned above. You can also try a short section or two in English in the Short Works forum, e.g. the Weekly Poetry or any project you find interesting. Of course, you can also try yourself at proof-listening if you find an interesting project that is looking for a proof-listener. All this will help you to get acquainted with the claiming process and the Magic Window (the status table you see in the first posts of the projects)
After that you can decide whether you want to start a solo or a group project with others. In both cases you would be the book coordinator. Here's a guide for BCing but you would also receive further information from the admins (how to access the Magic Window etc):
http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/How_To_Become_A_Book_Coordinator
That's it basically, the most important thing is that you read through the newbie guide very carefully. If you have any further questions, we are here to help
