Yes, I do - thanks for telling me!Twinkle88 wrote: ↑March 24th, 2020, 2:40 pm PL notes for Narrator Chapter 20:
- Plosive @ 0:57: "and Jack gave himself a sounding slap on the chest,"
- Plosive @ 15:27: "said Jill, softly, her quick little mind all alive with new thoughts and feelings."
These are not at all something that you are required to re-read -- they're not very loud --, but everything else is so perfect, I thought you might want to know just in case!
COMPLETE Jack and Jill by Louisa May Alcott - rap
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Fancy some fun character recording? Small parts needed in these dramatic novels: Clouds of Witness | Ivanhoe (DR)
Fancy some fun character recording? Small parts needed in these dramatic novels: Clouds of Witness | Ivanhoe (DR)
Mrs. Minot Chapter 2 is PL OK! Great job!
Chapter 2 is ready to edit!
PL note for Mrs. Minot Chapter 19:
- Repeat @ 0:15: "But I think if you undertake the paper you should give some time and labor to make it good,"
- Repeat @ 0:15: "But I think if you undertake the paper you should give some time and labor to make it good,"
Chapter 5 is PL OK! Great job, everyone!
Thanks Twinkle. I'll try to get everything caught up today
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Ahhh! That didn't exactly happen. I was having some computer issues today, unfortunately I guess it will be first thing in the morning.
Thank you!lymiewithpurpose wrote: ↑March 26th, 2020, 1:49 pm Chapter 2:
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/jackandjill_02_alcott_128kb.mp3
12:43
Narrator chapters 22 & 23 are PL OK! Wonderful job Lynette!
Jill Chapter 14 is PL OK! Unicorn is such a PERFECT fit for this role
Also, Mrs. Minot 18 & 20 are PL OK! Wonderful reading.... and singing!
Chapter 1 is PL OK!
This is probably my favorite dramatic piece I have ever listened too! Everyone was in character so well, and it was just with such incredible passion. Great job everyone!
There was one line where Jill was saying after the accident "If I'd broken every bone I've got, it would serve me right. Don't help me, anybody; I'm a wicked thing, and I deserve to lie here and freeze and starve and die!” This was done soooo excellent, and I happened to laugh at the very enthusiastic drama involved. This was great. Our narrator also was very good at putting emphasis on certain words that would set up the next line. Honestly, it was like everyone was on the same page. Awesome job everyone, especially all those minor roles! You guys did great too! Definitely looking forward to chapter 2
This is probably my favorite dramatic piece I have ever listened too! Everyone was in character so well, and it was just with such incredible passion. Great job everyone!
There was one line where Jill was saying after the accident "If I'd broken every bone I've got, it would serve me right. Don't help me, anybody; I'm a wicked thing, and I deserve to lie here and freeze and starve and die!” This was done soooo excellent, and I happened to laugh at the very enthusiastic drama involved. This was great. Our narrator also was very good at putting emphasis on certain words that would set up the next line. Honestly, it was like everyone was on the same page. Awesome job everyone, especially all those minor roles! You guys did great too! Definitely looking forward to chapter 2
PL notes for Chapter 4:
The only notes I have are that Jill's dialogue seemed a little quiet to me, especially at 6:10, 7:43, 15:04, and 17:25, and maybe just a tiny bit too quiet at 10:43, 13:17, and 14:12.
I'm probably only saying this between I recently listened to another dramatic work from the LV catalog, and one or some of the characters' dialogue was too quiet in my opinion -- which was a little disruptive to the story. So I hope I'm not being too nitpicky.
The only notes I have are that Jill's dialogue seemed a little quiet to me, especially at 6:10, 7:43, 15:04, and 17:25, and maybe just a tiny bit too quiet at 10:43, 13:17, and 14:12.
I'm probably only saying this between I recently listened to another dramatic work from the LV catalog, and one or some of the characters' dialogue was too quiet in my opinion -- which was a little disruptive to the story. So I hope I'm not being too nitpicky.
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Thanks for letting me know. No, that's not too nitpicky. I do have mild hearing sensitivity. Usually this doesn't impact me much, but sometimes young voices (especially higher ones) can sound loud to me. In the future I'll make sure to put Jill's lines a bit louder than sounds right to me. How's this?Twinkle88 wrote: ↑March 28th, 2020, 9:58 am PL notes for Chapter 4:
The only notes I have are that Jill's dialogue seemed a little quiet to me, especially at 6:10, 7:43, 15:04, and 17:25, and maybe just a tiny bit too quiet at 10:43, 13:17, and 14:12.
I'm probably only saying this between I recently listened to another dramatic work from the LV catalog, and one or some of the characters' dialogue was too quiet in my opinion -- which was a little disruptive to the story. So I hope I'm not being too nitpicky.
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/jackandjill_04_alcott_128kb.mp3
Campbell
pronouns: they/them
pronouns: they/them