COMPLETE [HISTORY] Hannibal by Jacob Abbott - rg
Salutations!
I'd like to read
13 The Destruction of Carthage 6722 w.
However, I won't be able to get to it until after Hanukkah (December 11-19). Will this be ok?
Thanks,
HearHis
I'd like to read
13 The Destruction of Carthage 6722 w.
However, I won't be able to get to it until after Hanukkah (December 11-19). Will this be ok?
Thanks,
HearHis
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Greetings Again
Here is chapter 10 (24:54), and I had a lot of fun reading it. Remember, this is my first recording, so I would love to hear any feedback. And if there is a problem I would be happy to try it again.
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kb/hannibal_10_abbott.mp3.mp3
Thanks
John
Here is chapter 10 (24:54), and I had a lot of fun reading it. Remember, this is my first recording, so I would love to hear any feedback. And if there is a problem I would be happy to try it again.
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kb/hannibal_10_abbott.mp3.mp3
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John
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Hi, section 13 is yours.hearhis wrote: I'd like to read
13 The Destruction of Carthage
However, I won't be able to get to it until after Hanukkah (December 11-19). Will this be ok?
If you manage to get it done before the end of December, it will work admirably well.
Kristine.
Keep your mind here and now, where it belongs.
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Thank you, John!John Steigerwald wrote: Here is chapter 10 (24:54), and I had a lot of fun reading it. Remember, this is my first recording, so I would love to hear any feedback. And if there is a problem I would be happy to try it again.
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kb/hannibal_10_abbott.mp3.mp3
Our prooflistener, Dii, will be around shortly to listen to your file and give some feedback.
K.
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Hi John!
I PL'ed your recording. Technical stuff is OK, your reading style is great I edited a few things. Firstly, the volume was a bit uneven, there were some big peaks and because of them Audacity didn't let making the volume louder. There are 2 things I can suggest. First is to use the Levelator [in Effects], it makes the volume even. Or you can de-amplify the big peaks one by one manually and them amplify. The other thing is a minor thing, in your filename there are 2 .mp3-s. When you export your file, you don't have to write .mp3 in the filename, the software puts it in automatically Kristine will fix the filename, so you don't have to re-upload. Otherwise very nice recording!
I PL'ed your recording. Technical stuff is OK, your reading style is great I edited a few things. Firstly, the volume was a bit uneven, there were some big peaks and because of them Audacity didn't let making the volume louder. There are 2 things I can suggest. First is to use the Levelator [in Effects], it makes the volume even. Or you can de-amplify the big peaks one by one manually and them amplify. The other thing is a minor thing, in your filename there are 2 .mp3-s. When you export your file, you don't have to write .mp3 in the filename, the software puts it in automatically Kristine will fix the filename, so you don't have to re-upload. Otherwise very nice recording!
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Thanks Dii
Glad you liked it. It's hard to know just how critical to be of one's self. And those technical tips are just the kind of thing I needed to know. I was actually using a program called Wavepad to record with, primarily because I'm used to it, but maybe I should switch to Audacity just so I'm on the same page with everyone.
Thanks for the prompt response.
John
Glad you liked it. It's hard to know just how critical to be of one's self. And those technical tips are just the kind of thing I needed to know. I was actually using a program called Wavepad to record with, primarily because I'm used to it, but maybe I should switch to Audacity just so I'm on the same page with everyone.
Thanks for the prompt response.
John
Hi,
Sec 13, The Destruction of Carthage, contains a table.
http://www.mainlesson.com/display.php?author=abbott&book=hannibal&story=carthage
How do you want me to deal with it?
Shall I say,
"The included table lists the dates of major events of the three Punic Wars. During the first Punic War, which lasted 24 years, these four events are listed: 264 BC, War Commenced with Italy; 262 BC, Naval battles in Mediterranean; 249 BC, Regulus sent prisoner to Rome; 241 BC, Peace concluded, lasting 22 years.
During the second Punic War, which lasted 17 years, these five events are listed: 219 BC Hannibal attacks Saguntum; ..." and so on?
Thanks
HearHis
Sec 13, The Destruction of Carthage, contains a table.
http://www.mainlesson.com/display.php?author=abbott&book=hannibal&story=carthage
How do you want me to deal with it?
Shall I say,
"The included table lists the dates of major events of the three Punic Wars. During the first Punic War, which lasted 24 years, these four events are listed: 264 BC, War Commenced with Italy; 262 BC, Naval battles in Mediterranean; 249 BC, Regulus sent prisoner to Rome; 241 BC, Peace concluded, lasting 22 years.
During the second Punic War, which lasted 17 years, these five events are listed: 219 BC Hannibal attacks Saguntum; ..." and so on?
Thanks
HearHis
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This sounds good, please read this way.hearhis wrote:
Shall I say,
"The included table lists the dates of major events of the three Punic Wars. During the first Punic War, which lasted 24 years, these four events are listed: 264 BC, War Commenced with Italy; 262 BC, Naval battles in Mediterranean; 249 BC, Regulus sent prisoner to Rome; 241 BC, Peace concluded, lasting 22 years.
During the second Punic War, which lasted 17 years, these five events are listed: 219 BC Hannibal attacks Saguntum; ..." and so on?
K.
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I'd like to take the last two available sections, if that's alright.
Let not the older days be lost,
Let not our minds forget your craft,
Or our memories lose your gift.
~ Ghost Poet, Invocation to Calliope (copyright ME)
Let not our minds forget your craft,
Or our memories lose your gift.
~ Ghost Poet, Invocation to Calliope (copyright ME)
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Remaining two sections are yours!Skald wrote:I'd like to take the last two available sections, if that's alright.
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I'm sorry but I just got my new microphone for Christmas and should be able to get my chapter up by early next week. Sorry for the delay.
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geekhunter, djeemee - thanks for checking in!
Keep your mind here and now, where it belongs.
You would think a history book would mention dates to give a timeline perspective.
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Just uploaded chapter 12 : hannibal_12_abbott.mp3: length 30:50.07
This is my first real recording so I'd love some feedback!
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kb/hannibal_12_abbott.mp3
This is my first real recording so I'd love some feedback!
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kb/hannibal_12_abbott.mp3