COMPLETE [DR] Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling-mas

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Elizabby
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Last one and done! Narrator for Story 11:

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/justsostories_narrator_11.mp3 (15:53)

Please note that this one has 8 seconds of silence at the end. If the story ends up being shorter than 30 mins (which I think it will) this can be shortened.
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Elizabby wrote:Last one and done! Narrator for Story 11:

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/justsostories_narrator_11.mp3 (15:53)

Please note that this one has 8 seconds of silence at the end. If the story ends up being shorter than 30 mins (which I think it will) this can be shortened.
thanks for that no problem I always check the end silence when I edit so no problem.
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I have two questions about narrating story 9.

The poem at the end of the story is highlighted to be spoken by Tegumai. Is that intentional? I ask because chapter 8 the narrator speaks it.

Many times in the story, you come across the following construction:
And she drew this. (1.)
Of course the number refers to one of Kipling's drawings. Should I simply say the word "one"?

Thanks,
Vin
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raghaillaigh wrote:I have two questions about narrating story 9.

The poem at the end of the story is highlighted to be spoken by Tegumai. Is that intentional? I ask because chapter 8 the narrator speaks it.

Many times in the story, you come across the following construction:
And she drew this. (1.)
Of course the number refers to one of Kipling's drawings. Should I simply say the word "one"?

Thanks,
Vin
Hi Vin
I think you are right I will alter it to be read by the narrator. No one has signed up to Tegumai so it will not cause any problems. Where the text refers to pictures I would leave that out as it will not make any sense. Hope all that is ok.

Thanks
Michele
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Kristingj wrote:Here are my sections:)
thanks Kristin
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raghaillaigh wrote:Here is the narrator for story 8

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/justsostories_narrator_8_128kb.mp3
Length 14:51
thanks
Michele
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wib66 wrote:Camel, giraffe PL Notes

The volume on both these files is very low and will need increasing however due to the fact that they are so low when you amplify this may increase the background noise which can be removed using the following process

Audacity's Noise Removal will be effective. Select a short selection of background noise only (no speech), then click Effect | Noise Removal | Get Noise Profile.
"Then select the whole recording (Ctrl+A), click Effect | Noise Removal again. I use the following settings:
...

"You can check your own volume by using our Checker program - see info at http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Checker. Make sure you download the experimental version - you will find the volume in decibels on the Information tab."

When you have carried out these edits please re upload the file using the same file name ensuring that it is in all lowercase

Thanks
they already have noise removal, I should be able to do that and the other recording on monday
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thanks
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Narrator for stories 7 and 10 are PL OK
Michele
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Narrator Story 11 is PL OK thanks
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narrator story 12 is PL OK
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PL Notes for Teshumai story 8

One missing line at the beginning

'Where in the world have you two been to, to get so shocking dirty? Really, my Tegumai, you're no better than my Taffy.'

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The following are all PL OK

crocodile 5
djinn 2
egyptian queen 12
hedgehog 7
leopard 4
magician 10
nqong 6
rhinoceros 3
teshumai 8 and 9
whale 1
wilddog 11
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