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Christine Ivy
~Becky
I am still struggling with pain and fatigue, but it just shows where my limits are but it doesn't stop me.
As far as ISDN goes I have heard and read from people like George Whittam, it is not necessary for the most part, that is just my two cents. Anyway, have a great day!
Blessings:)
Christine Ivy
I have the same problem with noise. Have to turn off the AC and the fridge. Recording times vary depending on traffic on the road, in and out of the NATO base and around the stockyards downtown (trains). I thought I was going to have to limit my recording times to 1 AM thru 4 AM, but found out differently as the week progressed. I was able to record between 10:30 PM and 1:00 AM last night. Sometimes, I am able to record between 6 PM and 8 PM. I guess I will just have to be aware of and quick during the windows of quiet.
I was able to get a couple of people to listen to my room noise recordings. Try this fellow - www.VOEditByDesign.com
He was most helpful to me. I, now, record using my Porta Booth with a sheet over it and my head. I look like an old fashioned photographer, but it seems to work (unless the landlord is using his riding mower - then nothing helps except to wait him out). Hope that helps.
Darla