Okay, I have taken all of your suggestions into consideration and believe that my new recording will meet the criteria. please let me know if there are any other issues you'd like me to address.soupy wrote: ↑May 8th, 2019, 10:07 am Hi Cboswell7498
Thanks for your interest in the philosophy of John Locke. Volunteers have read many philosophical texts. I am planning on doing Locke's 4th book after this one is completed.Hi, I'm a new reader. I am waiting on the okay for the test recording I've submitted, but I would love to read a section of this book. I am a philosophy major and find John Locke's work very interesting. I think since Im new Id like to start with section 9. From there Id be willing to take other sections as well to help complete the book. I just don't want to bite off more than I can chew at once and would like to get my feet wet with a shorter selection. I'll let yo know when I get the official Okay.
Here's my test if anyone here needs to hear it. Not sure if its necessary to post here, I'm just covering my bases.
I listened to your test recording of:
People were pleased to find that Peter Piper had picked a couple pages for fable fans at LibriVox. Thankful that this was Thursday the thirtieth, the Piper anticipated forum fun and a wonderful weekend of recording! This is a test by YOURNAME. Had it been an actual LibriVox contribution, it would have been a Public Domain text, previously published and probably interesting." (Leave the mic running for 3-5 seconds at the end, where you don't say anything.)
I found several things to talk about.
First- You recorded it in stereo instead of mono.
Second - you read Thursday the thirteenth for Thursday the thirtieth
Three - There was background noise that can be cleaned up.
Four - the volume was a little low at 87.5 - we like it at 89
Please complete the test again and upload it to this project and I will check it again.
This link will take you to a link of recording helps
https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php?title=Newbie_Guide_to_Recording
I will put you in for section 9 Chapter VII Of Particles.
Your profile name is Cboswell7498 - let me know what display name you would like and if you would like to add a website that you own and I'll list you in the magic window.
Craih
https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/test2_cboswell7498.mp3
Best
Chris