Test Recording PaulKGuerra [OK]

[PaulKGuerra]

https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/20240426_-_1_minute_test_-_In_the_Hours_of_Darkness_-_James_Flexner.mp3


Recorded using Audacity, I did amplify the initial recording slightly, as it was quiet. Windows OS, using a USB microphone.

What do y'all think! I'm excited to get started on audiobook readings. I feel like my voice inflections need some practice and sound a little flat. But, what do y'all think?

[InTheDesert]

https://librivox.org/uploads/tests/20240426_-_1_minute_test_-_In_the_Hours_of_Darkness_-_James_Flexner.mp3


Recorded using Audacity, I did amplify the initial recording slightly, as it was quiet. Windows OS, using a USB microphone.

What do y'all think! I'm excited to get started on audiobook readings. I feel like my voice inflections need some practice and sound a little flat. But, what do y'all think?

1 Minute Test Feedback:

Welcome to Librivox and thanks for posting your test file. We look forward to you joining the community!

The technical specs of your test are fine and you are ready to record! Make sure you use the same settings as your test in future recordings. For any future files you submit, make sure that the intro has 0.75 seconds of silence at the start and 5 seconds of silence at the end. Also check the required filename in the project thread.

The best first step would be to take a section in a group project. You can find a list of open projects here (non-English here).

When you claim your very first section, don't forget to also post the name that you would like to appear in the catalog. Some people use their real name, a pseudonym or just a repeat of their forum username. You might prefer privacy or to use it as an opportunity to advertise yourself as a narrator.

Reading Feedback:
You have a deep, mellow voice.