maxgal wrote: ↑June 14th, 2019, 5:04 pm
FAB.
I'll get to it as soon as my first recording is approved.
That way I might avoid repeating some technical errors.
Thank you...LJB
O boy, am I glad I hadn't started this one already...
(https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24168038M/Culpeper%27s_Complete_herbal)
...simply because I have had to climb a nearly vertical learning curve for recording and editing.
But now that my first recording has been approved and I'm an expert in doing this tech-y stuff, I am getting Mr. Culpeper ready, and have a couple Qs for you:
: Does it matter which sections of the work I read?
: And if I read sections that are not quite consecutive, do I need to indicate that in the recording?
Thank you...LJB
You certainly can wait to do a monster section like this until you've recorded some more. This project isn't going away any time soon; it'll probably be available for at least 6 months. Regarding your questions:
- Doesn't matter which sections you read. We can simply call it "selections from..."
- I suppose it would be good to indicate which ones you've read here in the post when you submit it, just for my info. That info won't go in the catalog, and you don't need to record that information, especially since you'll be reading the section headings anyway.
Of course!
Wouldn't want you to get lost in the Culpeper bog.
Louise "every little breeze..." Fun Fact: 40% of all statistics are wrong.
Just noticed that I made a typo in entering the title for my piece -- "Bureaur" should be "Bureau" -- it sneaked (snuck?) into the official listing in the MW as well. Sorry about that!
Colleen
Colleen McMahon
No matter where you go, there you are. -- Buckaroo Banzai
A Short List of Scientific Books Published by E. & F. N. Spon, Ltd. Part One -
I think this one is my nomination for the snooziest recording so far. While there are others just as monotonous, and while you read yours with some energy in your voice, the sheer length of the monotony did me in. Either that, or I'm just extra tired today, contributing to the feeling.
Did I hear something about "diseases of electricity"??
Part Two recorded, coming soon. (Editing these I keep falling asleep.)
Thanks! It's in the MW.
...but I knew I would forget something!
Here are the selections for you:
: Ladies' Mantle (p.103)
: Lavender (p.103)
: Lavender-Cotton (p.104)
: Water Lily (p.105)
: Lily of the Valley (p.105)
: Juniper Bush ((p.100)
: The Bay Tree (p.18)
: French Beans (p.19)
: Water Betony (p.21)
: The Beech Tree (p.23)
Get it?? (L-J-B)
...LJB
Louise "every little breeze..." Fun Fact: 40% of all statistics are wrong.
OK, so I understand what wind is, but wind in other places of the body?
Whew!
I'm so glad it's OK!
I really didn't want to go back to this thing.
Too icky, even in the relatively un-icky entries that I chose.
As for wind... yup, all over the body.
Thanks very much for everything you do!
...LJB
Louise "every little breeze..." Fun Fact: 40% of all statistics are wrong.
