COMPLETE [DRAM.READ] His Last Bow (Sherlock Holmes) - rap

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Voice credits added to 1, 3 and 4, with a word-edit to 5 ... all newly-uploaded. :D
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Norman wrote:The Railway Officer Chapter 6

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_06_railwayofficer.mp3

00:59
Railway Officer is PL OK! :thumbs: Thanks Norman, very clean and clear reading, as always! :9:
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Cori wrote:Voice credits added to 1, 3 and 4, with a word-edit to 5 ... all newly-uploaded. :D
These are all now PL OK! :thumbs:
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Here's dear old Martha: https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_12_martha.mp3
Thanks for letting me be a part of this one!
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Here are my lines:

Cab Driver 00:04
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_03_cabdriver.mp3

Walters 01:40
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_03_walters.mp3
(Note: I normalized these files so this one, due to being longer, is a bit quieter, hope that's not a problem)

Butler to Sir James 00:16
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_06_butlertosirjames.mp3

Let me know if I've missed any dialogue, I had a little trouble (especially with walters) with pinpointing which bits were his.

Anyway, hope you like the lines and that I've got everything here! :)
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BrianMansiVO wrote:Here are my lines:

Cab Driver 00:04
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_03_cabdriver.mp3

Walters 01:40
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_03_walters.mp3
(Note: I normalized these files so this one, due to being longer, is a bit quieter, hope that's not a problem)

Butler to Sir James 00:16
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_06_butlertosirjames.mp3

Let me know if I've missed any dialogue, I had a little trouble (especially with walters) with pinpointing which bits were his.

Anyway, hope you like the lines and that I've got everything here! :)
Thanks so much for these Brian - these are all PL fantastic! :clap: I listened to them all one after another and was fascinated at how the accents appeared to migrate up and down the social classes! :9:

(We were trying a different style of colour coding for Chapters 1 and 2, but I gather from your comment that you don't find it as easy to use?)

If you are interested in doing more dramatic readings, we are looking for more men in the current reading of "Northanger Abbey" - link in my signature line. I'd love to PL some more of your work!
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pjmorgan wrote:Here's dear old Martha: https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_12_martha.mp3
Thanks for letting me be a part of this one!
PL perfect! :9: Very nice little old lady, who is a secret spy in disguise! If you're interested in more dramatic readings, have a look at the links in my signature file - they are all dramatic readings of one sort or another.
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Here are my remaining roles :) Hope they are okay!


https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_09_philipgreen.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_07_sidneyjohnson.mp3

I was just about to record Colonel Valentine, but I'm not sure what accent/voice I should do. Sidney Johnson is my basic "British guy" accent, soo, do you have any preferences as to what I should do? I watched the old BBC video with him, but it sounded pretty much like my Sidney Johnson one.... =P
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francesb wrote:Here are my remaining roles :) Hope they are okay!


https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_09_philipgreen.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_07_sidneyjohnson.mp3

I was just about to record Colonel Valentine, but I'm not sure what accent/voice I should do. Sidney Johnson is my basic "British guy" accent, soo, do you have any preferences as to what I should do? I watched the old BBC video with him, but it sounded pretty much like my Sidney Johnson one.... =P
These are both PL OK! :thumbs:

Any British sounding accent will be fine - the more upper class sounding the better for a Colonel. Just watch your "a" sounds, remember the Brits like them long and rounded like "ar", so "ar-fter" for "after". I'm having fun acquiring a British accent too! ;)
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Elizabby wrote:
francesb wrote:Here are my remaining roles :) Hope they are okay!


https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_09_philipgreen.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_07_sidneyjohnson.mp3

I was just about to record Colonel Valentine, but I'm not sure what accent/voice I should do. Sidney Johnson is my basic "British guy" accent, soo, do you have any preferences as to what I should do? I watched the old BBC video with him, but it sounded pretty much like my Sidney Johnson one.... =P
These are both PL OK! :thumbs:

Any British sounding accent will be fine - the more upper class sounding the better for a Colonel. Just watch your "a" sounds, remember the Brits like them long and rounded like "ar", so "ar-fter" for "after". I'm having fun acquiring a British accent too! ;)
Okay, great!! I'll have those up soon :D
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Hi,

Sorry for the long delay on such a small part. Here is Mrs. Peters.

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/hislastbow_09_mrspeters.mp3

Please let me know if you need any changes.

This has been a lot of fun,

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Elizabby wrote:Just watch your "a" sounds, remember the Brits like them long and rounded like "ar", so "ar-fter" for "after". I'm having fun acquiring a British accent too! ;)
It's true! Except watch out for 'piano' which is still short (and unlike many words, sounds super-odd to a British ear with a long-a. I listened to a commercial audiobook recently with this mistake in ... so unfortunate they didn't get a British PLer to catch it.) More usefully for Valentine -- 'scandal's both short. :D And Woolwich is more like Wool-itch!
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Cori wrote:
Elizabby wrote:Just watch your "a" sounds, remember the Brits like them long and rounded like "ar", so "ar-fter" for "after". I'm having fun acquiring a British accent too! ;)
It's true! Except watch out for "piano" which is still short (and unlike many words, sounds super-odd to a British ear with a long-a. I listened to a commercial audiobook recently with this mistake in ... so unfortunate they didn't get a British PLer to catch it.)
Hi Cori! Do you have time to PL the Holmes files? If not I'll do it myself, but this is exactly the kind of thing I'd like feedback on! I struggle with the Aussie "I" sound slipping in, as in "noight" for night" and I'm sure there are others!
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Yes, I can certainly fit that in over the weekend! And there are so many Brit accents that diversity isn't usually a problem ... but this business of the piAHno was very annoying. :roll:
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There's only Chapter 3 and Chapter 12 so far, but I might try to get another one up today.
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