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I noticed this in the 2.0.6 release notes:

Analyze > Contrast could report very inaccurate rms levels.

Who can explain more about that to me? Who fixed it?

kozikowski wrote: The audiobook producer is spinning a yarn to a group of 12-year olds around a campfire. No difference.

Koz

I hope you don't intend to trivialize the work involved... Impromptu storytelling doesn't involve proofing and corrections so that one is faithful to a written text!

Or even shorter. Audiobook Production — Story Narration Sound Help — Koz So how about for subtitle "Recording and producing <something>"? Another oddball case, just to earn my laurels. Do we get people producing educational or documentary audio books? Is it always a story? Gale Nothing unusual abou...

You QA people just love thinking up the unlikeliest possible use cases, now don't you ? :-) OK so put those oddball people in Audio Processing then. I'm one of them. The only time I ever bought an audiobook, I edited it. Gale No kidding? There is DRM protecting the books I get via Audible. I could ...

You QA people just love thinking up the unlikeliest possible use cases, now don't you ?

That's if people do edit other rights holders' work, having purchased the book from Amazon. Or is this only about producing for ACX? Should ACX be in the subtitle? Probably yes. Gale But no! I do some work via ACX but there are other venues for paying work, and there's LibriVox, and they should all...

In the jargon of ACX contracts, one party is the "producer" and the other is the "rights holder" who is often but not always the author of the work.

"Producing" encompasses all the activities of narrating and editing and mastering. Or hiring out the same.

Fine, then, let's call it Shirley.

I think "Audiobook Producers" is the more appropriate term. I read authors' works -- I don't presume to call myself the author!

Is there a way we users can cross post in more than one relevant forum without just duplicating?