FULL [DR] The Watsons, by Austen and Oulton - loa
ooo, I would love to do Jane Watson, if you're not looking for a rapid production pace.
(If you are wanting to move very quickly, I can do any of the "bit" women you'd like, instead)
(If you are wanting to move very quickly, I can do any of the "bit" women you'd like, instead)
~Lynette * - no computer access until Friday or Saturday
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)
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Section 83 and 84 are now PL ok.
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I am very happy for you to read Jane, Lynette! I’m content for this project to proceed at a regular pace.
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I'd like Mrs. Edwards who is sections 3 and 4. Thank you!
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Thank you for your interest in this project, Victoria! You are now in the MW.victoriaalicebell wrote: ↑August 7th, 2023, 6:52 am I'd like Mrs. Edwards who is sections 3 and 4. Thank you!
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Lord Osborne please.
"Just because you can doesn't mean you should"—my first law of life.
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Narrator Chapter 3:
0:56 please remove word not in text should be "and some no beauty"; I heard "and some saw no beauty"
0:56 please remove word not in text should be "and some no beauty"; I heard "and some saw no beauty"
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Narrator, Chapter 4:
4:58 should be "his inclination for speech seeming to increase"; I heard "his inclination for speech seemed to increase"
4:58 should be "his inclination for speech seeming to increase"; I heard "his inclination for speech seemed to increase"
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Here they are:Salvationist wrote: ↑August 8th, 2023, 1:47 amThank you for your interest in this project, Victoria! You are now in the MW.victoriaalicebell wrote: ↑August 7th, 2023, 6:52 am I'd like Mrs. Edwards who is sections 3 and 4. Thank you!
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/watsons_mrsedwards_2.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/watsons_mrsedwards_3.mp3
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Narrator, Chapter 5:
12:37 should be "cried he, aloud"; I heard "he cried, aloud"
16:12 remove word not in text "he": should be "and though no wit himself, could sometimes make use"; I heard "and though no wit himself, he could sometimes make use"
19:55 should be "as she had rather talk of Croydon"; I heard "as she would rather talk of Croydon"
20:01 should be "with only her father"; I heard "with her only father"
12:37 should be "cried he, aloud"; I heard "he cried, aloud"
16:12 remove word not in text "he": should be "and though no wit himself, could sometimes make use"; I heard "and though no wit himself, he could sometimes make use"
19:55 should be "as she had rather talk of Croydon"; I heard "as she would rather talk of Croydon"
20:01 should be "with only her father"; I heard "with her only father"
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Mrs. Edwards Chapter 2:
0:53 please rerecord this line "Your club would be better fitted for an invalid,". The word invalid was pronounced incorrectly. It sounds like the other meaning of "invalid" which is spelled the same way.
1:44 Not sure if this is too picky but "I like to get a good seat by the fire, you know, Mr. Musgrave," the second comma pause is missing. It sounds to me like she is asking Mr. Musgrage if he knows Mr. Musgrave without that second comma pause.
2:09 Missing word "the". Should be "How came you not to dance with either of the Mr. Tomlinsons, Mary?"; I heard "How came you not to dance with either of Mr. Tomlinsons, Mary?"
2:23 Missing word "had". Should be "and I had heard you say two minutes before that you were not engaged?"; I heard "and I heard you say two minutes before that you were not engaged?"
0:53 please rerecord this line "Your club would be better fitted for an invalid,". The word invalid was pronounced incorrectly. It sounds like the other meaning of "invalid" which is spelled the same way.
1:44 Not sure if this is too picky but "I like to get a good seat by the fire, you know, Mr. Musgrave," the second comma pause is missing. It sounds to me like she is asking Mr. Musgrage if he knows Mr. Musgrave without that second comma pause.
2:09 Missing word "the". Should be "How came you not to dance with either of the Mr. Tomlinsons, Mary?"; I heard "How came you not to dance with either of Mr. Tomlinsons, Mary?"
2:23 Missing word "had". Should be "and I had heard you say two minutes before that you were not engaged?"; I heard "and I heard you say two minutes before that you were not engaged?"
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Mrs Edwards Chapter 3:
Please raise the volume on the recording by 1 to be within the Librivox specifications.
Please raise the volume on the recording by 1 to be within the Librivox specifications.
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Okay. I checked this with Checker and found that it is 89.9 dB. What do you want me to change?brownrottger wrote: ↑August 9th, 2023, 7:35 am Mrs Edwards Chapter 3:
Please raise the volume on the recording by 1 to be within the Librivox specifications.
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Sounds very picky. Will do what I can.brownrottger wrote: ↑August 9th, 2023, 7:29 am Mrs. Edwards Chapter 2:
0:53 please rerecord this line "Your club would be better fitted for an invalid,". The word invalid was pronounced incorrectly. It sounds like the other meaning of "invalid" which is spelled the same way.
1:44 Not sure if this is too picky but "I like to get a good seat by the fire, you know, Mr. Musgrave," the second comma pause is missing. It sounds to me like she is asking Mr. Musgrage if he knows Mr. Musgrave without that second comma pause.
2:09 Missing word "the". Should be "How came you not to dance with either of the Mr. Tomlinsons, Mary?"; I heard "How came you not to dance with either of Mr. Tomlinsons, Mary?"
2:23 Missing word "had". Should be "and I had heard you say two minutes before that you were not engaged?"; I heard "and I heard you say two minutes before that you were not engaged?"