You did a good job on the corrections, except for 16:18: and it would not hear any of our suggestions. Missed saying any and you kind of over corrected, and now you have less than half a second at the start. Plus, the noise throughout the recording (especially the first few minutes) is still loud, and the before you start speaking is really loud. Do you listen to your recordings when editing with earphones? Sometimes noises that aren't discernible through speakers are very noticeable through earphones, and many listeners do listen to the recordings using earphones. Just a thought.
Wayne
Wayne We never really grow up, we just learn how to act in public.
I have credited it as "Adam Thompson" in the recording, so if it's OK use that.
Thanks.
Adam
Adam,
WOW!! That was amazing. A true joy to listen to. Please don't let this one be your last.
It is absolutely PLOK
Not at all to worry about on this one, but for your future recordings, you can leave a little less time between chapters. In this environment, sometimes the story flows a little better with the paragraphs starting a little sooner, and you were a little short, about half a second, on the five second ending.
Loved it,
Wayne
Wayne We never really grow up, we just learn how to act in public.
I'd like to do my bit towards March Clean-up by claiming sections 15, 16, 17 and 19 if you don't mind waiting a couple of weeks for me to tackle them. This project looks very interesting.
I have credited it as "Adam Thompson" in the recording, so if it's OK use that.
Thanks.
Adam
Adam,
WOW!! That was amazing. A true joy to listen to. Please don't let this one be your last.
It is absolutely PLOK
Not at all to worry about on this one, but for your future recordings, you can leave a little less time between chapters. In this environment, sometimes the story flows a little better with the paragraphs starting a little sooner, and you were a little short, about half a second, on the five second ending.
Loved it,
Wayne
Thank you very much! I will certainly take your suggestions on-board, and try and figure out the timings at the top of Audacity so I get the ending timed right instead of just counting in my head
I certainly hope it won't be my last, but it looks as though this book is all assigned now, so I'll have to dig around and see what else is available.
Corrections done very well. I will make one comment, though. At the beginning, there is less than the half second LV wants. You are close, and the noise is gone, but in future recordings, please see if you can get between the .5 and 1 second requested. As I was told when I started, the reason for the time at the beginning is so that "the listeners don't miss any of your great recording".
Chapter 8 PLOK .
Wayne
Wayne We never really grow up, we just learn how to act in public.
Your corrections sound good except from 13:19 to 13:26.5 you have doubled over the reading. It sounds like you tried to copy the new recording and laid it over the old one.
Also, since you are going to be back into this one, the time at the beginning of the recording is less than half a second. Could you please add some time there? You could just cut and paste half a second from a quiet place in the recording.
Thanks,
Wayne
Edit: Something I just thought of is that after you have finished editing your recording and are ready to send it in, listen to it all the way through, checking against the PL notes just to make sure everything is ready 'for prime time'. I think this would have caught the error in the 13 minute mark. Just a thought. W.
Wayne We never really grow up, we just learn how to act in public.