COMPLETE: Aesop's Fables, Volume 11 (Fables 251-275) - SW/ll

Dragoness · Post by **Dragoness** » April 16th, 2006, 12:16 pm

The Rogue and the Oracle has tickled my fancy, if that's okay.

Dragoness · Post by **Dragoness** » April 16th, 2006, 12:21 pm

Here you go:

http://staff.washington.edu/justine/fables_11_23_aesop.mp3

Justine Young

Would someone please tell me if the volume is all right this time?

Edited to add: Oh dear! I completely failed to notice that mcrandall had already done this one. Many apologies, we'll call mine practice.

peterc · Post by **peterc** » April 16th, 2006, 6:35 pm

Hello,
This is my first LibriVox recording. Forgive me if someone else was going to record these two. They were so short that I went ahead and recorded them:

11-15 The Fox and the Bramble
11-16 The Fox and the Snake

http://arcserver.usc.edu/lv/fables_11_15_aesop.mp3
http://arcserver.usc.edu/lv/fables_11_16_aesop.mp3

Please put me down as Peter Cobb, no url.

Thank you for any advice.
-Peter

jbieber · Post by **jbieber** » April 17th, 2006, 6:29 am

Hi Chip, I did two chapters of At the Back of the North Wind over the weekend and after getting some feedback, I strongly suspect that the volume on the fables I did was too low. They are so short that I'd be happy to do them again. Any additional feedback would be gratefully appreciated.

pipacsos · Post by **pipacsos** » April 17th, 2006, 11:36 am

Hi Chip,

I'd like to record:

11-11 THE OLD MAN AND DEATH
11-22 THE SERPENT AND THE EAGLE

Happy Easter, folks!

Mariann

mcrandall · Post by **mcrandall** » April 17th, 2006, 1:36 pm

pipacsos wrote:Hi Chip,

I'd like to record:

11-11 THE OLD MAN AND DEATH
11-22 THE SERPENT AND THE EAGLE

Happy Easter, folks!

Mariann

I think you'll find that both of these have already been done...I know I did 11-22 and I think cbgrf already spoke for 11-11.

Sorry!
Michelle

pipacsos · Post by **pipacsos** » April 18th, 2006, 5:28 am

mcrandall wrote:
pipacsos wrote:Hi Chip,

I'd like to record:

11-11 THE OLD MAN AND DEATH
11-22 THE SERPENT AND THE EAGLE

Happy Easter, folks!

Mariann
I think you'll find that both of these have already been done...I know I did 11-22 and I think cbgrf already spoke for 11-11.

Sorry!
Michelle

Dommage!

No problem, I just simply took two fables next to which I saw no name. I see only now that 11-11 was really requested, and you were diligent enough to record the fable without waiting for Chip's feedback. Great! I used to do the same, but I just caused a similar kinda chaos with my hustle like this here...So I thought I'd better lower the speed and keep on to the rules of -choose-request-get a feedback-do it-send it-thank you-enjoy it-basta...

It would be a great help, if we didn't need to read the whole page through to find out which ones are already requested, though.
But I'm easy, as I see there are quite a few fables that are still waiting to be recorded - at least according to the first page with the list of fables - so I'd like to take

11-24 THE HORSE AND THE ASS
11-25 THE DOG CHASING A WOLF

Mariann

adrogantia · Post by **adrogantia** » April 18th, 2006, 12:24 pm

I would like to record THE LION, THE FOX, AND THE STAG, please.

Lorena "Adrogantia" Lucille

keenedge · Post by **keenedge** » April 18th, 2006, 2:03 pm

If there are any unclaimed I'd like to try a few. Perhaps the last four?

11-22 THE SERPENT AND THE EAGLE
11-23 THE ROGUE AND THE ORACLE
11-24 THE HORSE AND THE ASS
11-25 THE DOG CHASING A WOLF

I'll try to get them done tonight.

mcrandall · Post by **mcrandall** » April 18th, 2006, 2:10 pm

keenedge wrote:If there are any unclaimed I'd like to try a few. Perhaps the last four?

11-22 THE SERPENT AND THE EAGLE
11-23 THE ROGUE AND THE ORACLE
11-24 THE HORSE AND THE ASS
11-25 THE DOG CHASING A WOLF

I'll try to get them done tonight.

I did these four and posted them while Chip's been AFK. See my post above from Friday, April 14.

-Michelle

keenedge · Post by **keenedge** » April 18th, 2006, 4:25 pm

All right thanks for letting me know Michelle.

Chip, I'm new to this but I'd like to help. Are there any unclaimed fables?

Garth
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mcrandall wrote:
keenedge wrote:If there are any unclaimed I'd like to try a few. Perhaps the last four?

11-22 THE SERPENT AND THE EAGLE
11-23 THE ROGUE AND THE ORACLE
11-24 THE HORSE AND THE ASS
11-25 THE DOG CHASING A WOLF

I'll try to get them done tonight.
I did these four and posted them while Chip's been AFK. See my post above from Friday, April 14.

-Michelle

ChipDoc · Post by **ChipDoc** » April 19th, 2006, 3:42 am

cbgrf wrote: Hope nobody beat me to it!

Nope, they're all yours Chuck!

They sound pretty good too. On your next readings, you might try to make them a little louder, but other than that they're just fine. Excellent first readings - thanks!

Do let us know how you'd like to be listed on the Catalog page too. Name? URL?

ChipDoc · Post by **ChipDoc** » April 19th, 2006, 3:48 am

Robicus wrote:I'd love two you suggested.
Thanks,
Rob

Great, Rob. I'm looking forward to hearing you read them!

ChipDoc · Post by **ChipDoc** » April 19th, 2006, 3:58 am

Dragoness wrote:Would someone please tell me if the volume is all right this time?

Edited to add: Oh dear! I completely failed to notice that mcrandall had already done this one. Many apologies, we'll call mine practice.

It's great practice, particularly since your version was SO soft. Though I can enhance it electronically, it'd be great if you could make the original louder.

But that bit aside, I really liked the reading. Nice and clear and very well paced.

ChipDoc · Post by **ChipDoc** » April 19th, 2006, 4:20 am

peterc wrote:Hello,
This is my first LibriVox recording. Forgive me if someone else was going to record these two. They were so short that I went ahead and recorded them:

11-15 The Fox and the Bramble
11-16 The Fox and the Snake

http://arcserver.usc.edu/lv/fables_11_15_aesop.mp3
http://arcserver.usc.edu/lv/fables_11_16_aesop.mp3

Please put me down as Peter Cobb, no url.

Thank you for any advice.
-Peter

Got them both, Peter. Thanks for sending them in! You don't need to read them quite so slowly; try reading them as if you were reading to a kid at bedtime and they'll sound just great. From a technical perspective they were both excellent - nice and loud with negligable background noise.