~FULL [DRAM.READ] Count of Monte Cristo by Alex. Dumas-mas
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Here is the recording for chapter 58 of Barrois:
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montechristo_barrois_58.flac
Before I go and record the rest, I want to make sure that this fits the high quality standards for such a project. Hopefully this does not botch the character too much...
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montechristo_barrois_58.flac
Before I go and record the rest, I want to make sure that this fits the high quality standards for such a project. Hopefully this does not botch the character too much...
Thanks! I'm gonna try to get some PL done this weekend:)aravagarwal wrote:Here is the recording for chapter 58 of Barrois:
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montechristo_barrois_58.flac
Before I go and record the rest, I want to make sure that this fits the high quality standards for such a project. Hopefully this does not botch the character too much...
Welcome to LibriVox! Thanks, I will sign you up to Franz:) What Catalogue name would you like?smobuchin wrote:Is the role of Franz D'epinay still available? If so I would love to contribute!
Please make sure you complete the "1 Minute Test" for review before you start actively recording any chapters for projects. This is NOT an audition, but a way to check to make sure all your technical settings are correct, your volume loud enough, etc. You will find the information for the 1-Minute Test Recording here: http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/1-Minute_Test. The instructions also tell you how to upload your test and then post in the Listeners and Editors Wanted forum so someone can give you feedback on it.
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I hope you have fun and please, don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions!
Great, the part is all yours:)smobuchin wrote:Name as KennyWhite please. I have already done my 1-min test and got a pass.
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Yay!Kristingj wrote:LV crashed before I had the chance to post this yesterday, but narrator chapter 73 is PL OK! Which means vol 3 is done:)
I see the first two chapters are also PLed so I can continue with the recording. I didn't want to get too far ahead of the PL just in case I horrendously mangled one of the pronunciations and had to record a bunch all over again.
Alright, here is my first reading for Franz: https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_franzdepinay_31.flac
I tried to clean up the file, as well as adding those spaces in between lines. Apologies in advance if I messed something up, this is my first recording
I tried to clean up the file, as well as adding those spaces in between lines. Apologies in advance if I messed something up, this is my first recording
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Hey Kristen!
My house is up and running again after Irma. I should start recording tomorrow!
Pat
My house is up and running again after Irma. I should start recording tomorrow!
Pat
Thanks!smobuchin wrote:Alright, here is my first reading for Franz: https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_franzdepinay_31.flac
I tried to clean up the file, as well as adding those spaces in between lines. Apologies in advance if I messed something up, this is my first recording
pjcsaville wrote:Hey Kristen!
My house is up and running again after Irma. I should start recording tomorrow!
Pat
I hope you and your family are okay:)
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Albert de Morcerf
Chapter 32
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_Albert_32.flac
Chapter 33 (There is no chapter 33 for Albert in the MW)
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_Albert_33.flac
Chapter 32
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_Albert_32.flac
Chapter 33 (There is no chapter 33 for Albert in the MW)
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_Albert_33.flac
PL for the newbies:
Barrois chapter 58 - PL OK! You, as many other people, tend to drop your voice at the end of your sentence. Be a little careful you don't drop too low, so that the line cuts out. Either keep on eye out while you read or while you edit your file. Also, If you could just add 'Barrois read by...' at the start of the next chapter, that would be good. (You said "Barrois by...")
Franz chapter 31 -
00:35 - You said "What game I shall find there!" should be "What game shall I find there!" (It's more of a question than a statement)
04:12 - Mispronounce "Ulysses". You seem to have tagged on an extra es.
07:08 - a long pause in the middle of a line
09:23 - missing line "Of course I have."
09:50 - you said "I do not know if the result is as agreeable..." should be "I do not know if the result will be as agreeable..."
10:03 - mispronounce "ma foi", listen here: https://no.forvo.com/search/ma%20foi/
You tend to change the words sometimes, small ones, and several times here I haven't mentioned because they don't change the text at all. Just be aware of it:)
Great reading, both of you, looking forward to hear more:)
Barrois chapter 58 - PL OK! You, as many other people, tend to drop your voice at the end of your sentence. Be a little careful you don't drop too low, so that the line cuts out. Either keep on eye out while you read or while you edit your file. Also, If you could just add 'Barrois read by...' at the start of the next chapter, that would be good. (You said "Barrois by...")
Franz chapter 31 -
00:35 - You said "What game I shall find there!" should be "What game shall I find there!" (It's more of a question than a statement)
04:12 - Mispronounce "Ulysses". You seem to have tagged on an extra es.
07:08 - a long pause in the middle of a line
09:23 - missing line "Of course I have."
09:50 - you said "I do not know if the result is as agreeable..." should be "I do not know if the result will be as agreeable..."
10:03 - mispronounce "ma foi", listen here: https://no.forvo.com/search/ma%20foi/
You tend to change the words sometimes, small ones, and several times here I haven't mentioned because they don't change the text at all. Just be aware of it:)
Great reading, both of you, looking forward to hear more:)
Beauchamp
Chapter 39 -
00:46- mispronounce Albert. We're doing the French version;) http://uploads.librivox.org/maryannspiegel/montecristopronounce/Albert.mp3
Chapter 40 -
00:40 - mispronounce Danglars, listen here: http://uploads.librivox.org/maryannspiegel/montecristopronounce/Danglars.mp3
01:33 - mispronounce francs, listen here: https://no.forvo.com/search/francs/ (doesn't need to be as heavy accented as this)
02:25 - mispronounce Albert
Chapter 54 - PL OK!
Chapter 74 - PL OK!
Chapter 39 -
00:46- mispronounce Albert. We're doing the French version;) http://uploads.librivox.org/maryannspiegel/montecristopronounce/Albert.mp3
Chapter 40 -
00:40 - mispronounce Danglars, listen here: http://uploads.librivox.org/maryannspiegel/montecristopronounce/Danglars.mp3
01:33 - mispronounce francs, listen here: https://no.forvo.com/search/francs/ (doesn't need to be as heavy accented as this)
02:25 - mispronounce Albert
Chapter 54 - PL OK!
Chapter 74 - PL OK!
https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/montecristo_franzdepinay_31.flac
Alrighty I made the fixes you pointed out, I'll try to avoid butchering the text next time
Alrighty I made the fixes you pointed out, I'll try to avoid butchering the text next time