https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/ladieswhosebrighteyes_07_ford_128kb.mp3Scarbo wrote: ↑September 20th, 2023, 4:39 pm Thank you! There's just one quick change to make, and then this chapter will be good to go: at 6:12, "It would cause him to be chaffed for the rest of his life," I hear "It would cause him to be shaft for the rest of his life." A ch- sound as in "chat" will help the meaning to be clear to listeners.
Hmm, I'm afraid I don't know what might be happening in Audacity, but I've run into that a few times before, so I'm curious about what's causing it. I thought it might have to do with hitting ctrl+A, then possibly somehow accidentally holding left-click down while the file is selected so that a few seconds shift out of frame, but I couldn't replicate it in Audacity.
Thanks again Scarbo - that's the reason I swing into your PL projects whenever I can - you call me out on my lazy 'ch's and 'f's' that sound like 'sh's' and 'v's' but that my ears (and some PL's I fear) just let go. A too lenient PL never a great narrator made!
I'll let you know if I ever figure out that 'shifting waveform' issue. It's been going on for months now (always during editing I think) so I keep bouncing back to the beginning whenever I do something involved or unusual, hoping to catch it "red handed' if you will so I can 'undo' back and pinpoint the action that caused it. Of course 95% of the time it's fine, it only sneaks in when I'm not thinking about it. (Like a sneaky rodent) so have been unable to catch it. It MIGHT have something to do with a 'loop' feature, but that's way beyond me.