[COMPLETE] World's Best Poetry, Vol. 4 (Part II) - kit

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WiltedScribe wrote: July 16th, 2018, 11:27 am Thank you, Craig. A few more, and you'll be done. :)

I've been sick with a cold since my return home, so I haven't been able to begin recording for this. Luckily, I'm about 95% recovered now, so it won't be long before I start!
I'm glad it wasn't just me!
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Craigos wrote: July 16th, 2018, 8:51 am I wasn't sure if I was a full moon or a new moon, so I went for a half moon as a compromise. Prepared to redo it if I've got it wrong.
:lol: the thoughts that go into the small word "No" ! That's dedication. I think your half moon approach was quite good :thumbs: and give it a PL ok.
I used to sell insurance as well many years ago. They brought in testing and licensing in the UK in the late 1980's I think.
oh it's for a job ? I misunderstood, I thought he was buying an insurance for himself :oops: that's why I didn't understand there would be tests.

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Thanks, Craig. :D All files are in, and now we just need the last few PL'ed.

While we wait for Anthony, I do have some corrections for 119. Since it's the last file, we also need the book-ending outro after the "End of poem" bit. Also, I hear "Canto 16" instead of "Canto 31" in the intro for some reason. :? I double-checked to make sure, and the book definitely prints "XXXI."
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Thanks, Craig! I'll mark it 'Ready for PL' now, so that Anthony can give it his stamp of approval. :thumbs:
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thanks, Craig, you did a great job of Virgil, who is not the easiest to read. :thumbs: I'll mark both sections PL ok. Although in 116 you are not the last on the voice-credit list, so you need not have said "and" ;) But I checked and it's easily cut out, so no need to reupload, as this is your only error.

You're all done, unless Anthony finds errors ! Cool. Now you can rest from your pious immersion. :lol:

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excellent start, Tomas, and I'm happy you're good enough to record again :9: I started out with the first 3, and all are PL ok and were ready to be assembled. They all sound great mixed together :thumbs:

ready for Anthony for one final check:

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_002_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 11:13 min.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_004_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 4:53 min.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_013_variable_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 2:42 min.

on to the next...

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and the next batch...I loved your Ben Nathan ! Fully of pathos. When I read the narrator I somehow smirked because it felt to me those two are a bit overly dramatic in trying to atone for their sins :lol: Now that I hear you, it seems you got the same vibe. I don't know if it was the author's intention, but they bring a kind of comic effect in there with their laments.

All three of your parts are PL ok and I was able to assemble two more poems:

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_017_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 7:02 min.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_023_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 2:45 min.

and one we go...

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and of the last 4, wow I LOVED the last man !!! :shock: :9: The way you delivered it, one might think a Shakespearean actor on stage delivering his most important soliloquy in a tragedy. Very powerful, gave me shudders, especially in the end when he rages against the sun. :thumbs: Super job !!!!

All 4 PL ok and 3 of them are assembled.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_051_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 1:18 min.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_065_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 4:21 min.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetryvolume4_2_070_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 4:20 min.

You really gave me some work today, Tomas. But finished for now :)

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Whew! Sorry for the delay guys and gals. My son decided to be born a little early so I have been off a few weeks. I am back now!

Sections - 2,3,4
PL OK

Section 6 - Eve to Adam: From 'Paradise Lost,' Book XI by John Milton
Just two little things here;
The volume is a little low at 82.2dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 7.8s and should be ~5s.


Section 9 - PL OK

Section 10 - Duty by Ellen Sturgis Hooper
The volume is just a little low at 80.7dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 7.9s and should be ~5s.


Section 12 - Self-Inquiry by Isaac Watts
The volume is just a little low at 82.5dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.8s and should be ~5s.


Sections 13,14,16,17 - PL OK

Section 19 - Vanity by Anonymous
The volume is just a little low at 82.4dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.2s and should be ~5s.



Section 20 - Different Minds by Richard Chenevix Trench
The volume is just a little low at 82.1dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.6s and should be ~5s.


Sections 22,23,24,25 - PL OK

Section 28 - A True Lent by Robert Herrick
The volume is just a little low at 84.8dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.5s and should be ~5s.


Section 32 - Example by John Keble
The volume is just a little low at 81.6dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 7.2s and should be ~5s.


Section 35 - PL OK

Section 38 - Judge Not by Adelaide Anne Procter
The volume is just a little low at 83.1dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.8s and should be ~5s.


Section 39 - PL OK

Section 43 - Found Wanting by Emily Dickinson
The volume is just a little low at 82.7dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6s and should be ~5s.


Section 45 - Easy to Drift by Oliver Huckel
The volume is just a little low at 82.1dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.2s and should be ~5s.


Sections 47,51 - PL OK

I shall continue later.
Last edited by afutterer on July 24th, 2018, 1:14 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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afutterer wrote: July 23rd, 2018, 11:20 amWhew! Sorry for the delay guys and gals. My son decided to be born a little early so I have been off a few weeks. I am back now!
:shock: we had no idea !!!!! Congratulations :birthday: :birthday: Hope baby and mom are ok.

If you need any help (I mean for the PL jobs, not for the nappy changing :lol: ), don't hesitate to ask.

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Thanks! I have kept things lean as far as taking on new PL projects because we were expecting the baby to come. He came about 2.5 weeks ahead of schedule so there really was no preparation. Everyone is great! I am back now and should be ok to get caught up.
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PL Notes

Section 54 - The Master's Touch by Horatius Bonar
The volume is a little low at 81.8dB


Section 55 - The Faithful Angel: From 'Paradise Lost,' Book V by John Milton
The volume is a little low at 82.3dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6.2s and should be ~5s.


Section 59 - The Seed Growing Secretly by Henry Vaughan
The volume is a little low at 81.8dB
The silence at the end of the recording is about 6s and should be ~5s.


Section 60 - PL OK
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