[COMPLETE]The Death Shot by Mayne Reid-icequeen
Hello icequeen--Ann:
May I claim Chapter 36, "'She is True--Still True!"
Jules
Still experiencing with Audcaity? I would like to make the sound a little softer?
May I claim Chapter 36, "'She is True--Still True!"
Jules
Still experiencing with Audcaity? I would like to make the sound a little softer?
Animals have these advantages over man……they have no theologians to instruct them……their funerals cost them nothing, and no one starts law suite over their wills.
Voltaire
Voltaire
Jules8 wrote: Hello icequeen--Ann:
May I claim Chapter 36, "'She is True--Still True!"
Jules
Still experiencing with Audcaity? I would like to make the sound a little softer?
Chapter 36 is yours, thanks Jules!
If you are wondering how to change things with your recording, other than to do a noise reduction, here is the link to Phil's videos. He made a bunch of short youtube how-to videos on all kinds of topics relating to Audacity, including how to do all kinds of effects. http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Instructional_Videos Check them out and see if these can answer your questions!
Ann
Audio, video, disco!
Audio, video, disco!
Chapter 7 with a time of 10:47.
https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/deathshot_7_reid_128kb.mp3
Mike
https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/deathshot_7_reid_128kb.mp3
Mike
keirbear wrote:Hi Ice-quen
I'd like to claim section 43, The hand of God please.
Not sure if my Kiwi accent would be a distraction for this piece, so let me know.
Cheers
Keir
Section 43 is yours! Thanks Keir! All accents are welcome, I love the diversity in these projects!
Ann
Audio, video, disco!
Audio, video, disco!
2peltons wrote:Chapter 7 with a time of 10:47.
https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/deathshot_7_reid_128kb.mp3
Mike
Thanks Mike!
Ann
Audio, video, disco!
Audio, video, disco!
Hello icequeen--Ann:
Have completed Chapter 36--"She is true--still true"
The time and URL are as follows:
12;14
https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/deathshot_36_reid_128kb.mp3
db- 90.1
Thanks for Phil's Audacity's links. Have tried them before, but still find it mysterious. I will keep studying them.
Jules
I hope i have articulated the accent well?
Have completed Chapter 36--"She is true--still true"
The time and URL are as follows:
12;14
https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/deathshot_36_reid_128kb.mp3
db- 90.1
Thanks for Phil's Audacity's links. Have tried them before, but still find it mysterious. I will keep studying them.
Jules
I hope i have articulated the accent well?
Animals have these advantages over man……they have no theologians to instruct them……their funerals cost them nothing, and no one starts law suite over their wills.
Voltaire
Voltaire
Jules8 wrote: Hello icequeen--Ann:
Have completed Chapter 36--"She is true--still true"
The time and URL are as follows:
12;14
https://librivox.org/uploads/icequeen/deathshot_36_reid_128kb.mp3
db- 90.1
Thanks for Phil's Audacity's links. Have tried them before, but still find it mysterious. I will keep studying them.
Jules
I hope i have articulated the accent well?
Thanks Jules!
Ann
Audio, video, disco!
Audio, video, disco!
Hi Ann
just wanted to check on a couple of pieces of text which seem to be mis-printed to me.
1: Possibly, probably, almost lor certain, there is no province in all Spanish America without its "Rio Colorado."
- Should "lor" read "for" ?
2: The missions are now in a state of
decadence, their buildings fast falling into decay; while the red man, disgusted at the attempt to enslave, under the clock of Christianising him, has returned to his idolatry, as to his savage life.
- Should "clock" read "cloak" ?
Generally, is it ok to correct apparently obvious mistakes like this or....what?
Cheers
Keir
just wanted to check on a couple of pieces of text which seem to be mis-printed to me.
1: Possibly, probably, almost lor certain, there is no province in all Spanish America without its "Rio Colorado."
- Should "lor" read "for" ?
2: The missions are now in a state of
decadence, their buildings fast falling into decay; while the red man, disgusted at the attempt to enslave, under the clock of Christianising him, has returned to his idolatry, as to his savage life.
- Should "clock" read "cloak" ?
Generally, is it ok to correct apparently obvious mistakes like this or....what?
Cheers
Keir
keirbear wrote:Hi Ann
just wanted to check on a couple of pieces of text which seem to be mis-printed to me.
1: Possibly, probably, almost lor certain, there is no province in all Spanish America without its "Rio Colorado."
- Should "lor" read "for" ?
2: The missions are now in a state of
decadence, their buildings fast falling into decay; while the red man, disgusted at the attempt to enslave, under the clock of Christianising him, has returned to his idolatry, as to his savage life.
- Should "clock" read "cloak" ?
Generally, is it ok to correct apparently obvious mistakes like this or....what?
Cheers
Keir
Hi Keir,
Thank you for asking that question, because many people are afraid to correct an obvious mistake in the PG texts. Yes, if you find an obvious mistake, go ahead and read the correct word. There are many mistakes in all the texts on PG. They try to catch them all, but many still slip by. (Of course, I find a lot of typos in modern books as well, but that is another rant for another day!)
Ann
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