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copy write issues limit the music can use but we try to mix it up so not the same for every story, thanks for the input =)

@@WickedStoryTime-42 Why have any music at all? None of the other audio books do.

@@davidhouseago416 not being just like all the other audio books is kinda the point.. I try to make it not so loud as to be distracting but just a hint of something extra in the background to enhance the mood of the story

@@WickedStoryTime-42 The key to a good story telling is the mood created by the story teller. Your telling of the story is good enough without the distraction of any backround music. A good story stands on the quality of the author, his writing and construction and they don't come any better than Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. His writing doesn't need the distraction of backround music. We hear it everywhere in pubs, cafes and super markets and it is just a backround noise. If I want to listen to music I will get out my earphones and put on my personal colection of favourites. If the story is good enough it can stand on its merits alone. I will continue to listen to audio books without musac but that is only my personal taste.

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The reading was not AI generated.. and being that it is read by a live non British person, that is not some professional voice actor, means that you get a reading without that specific accent though I believe it can be enjoyed regardless 🙂

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Thanks for the input, I just don't have an English accented reader available all the time. Hope it was still enjoyable. Thanks for watching =)

​@WickedStoryTime-42 Thanks - it was enjoyable, and well read. I assumed it was AI, and you could have switched to an English accent!

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Images are a mix of original illustrations for the work in public domain, & filled in with some AI

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Thank you for your input, I try to vary the music a bit so its not all the same every story. Glad you are enjoying them! Thanks for watching 😄

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Too loud? or just not care for background music?

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The reader for this one was Bob Neufeld, the illustrations are a combination of public domain images I could find online for the story as well as some AI

Thank you for this his voice is so beautiful

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I'm not sure of your meaning, this was read by an English speaker and not AI, illustrations are AI

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@@WickedStoryTime-42 So the graphics are AI and not the voice-over.😄 Actually, the graphics do look rather too 'perfect' now that you mention it. Ok, I'm sorry about that. AI voice-overs are used in most UA-cam videos these days, especially when they are in story format and don't require a presentation. I went back to the line in the text that had confused me. The subtitles had really added to the confusion too. It was the line: '...a large, grave, self-sufficing, young man who, by sheer application to work, had become already, though only twenty-five, second gardener at the hall.' The commas need to be written, but also clearly interpreted. This sentence is rather unnecessarily complex and the meaning was not clear to me. AI has problems with ordinal numbers and it appeared to me that this may have been a botched attempt at reading 'two hundred and fifty-second'. The reader doesn't make any kind of pause between 'already' and 'though only twenty-five' and then, as the meaning slowly dawns on him, pauses too long after 'twenty-five'. Perhaps the text that he was reading had insufficient punctuation. Since it was a human error, it is completely forgivable. I'm perfectly happy with human errors. Please, accept my apologies. (And maybe pay a human artist next time 🙂).

@@nigelhaywood9753The reader is Mr. Mike Harris, from Librivox.

Was it an issue with the volume of the background music or the style of music that you didn't care for?

Perhaps a little too honkytonk? Very nicely read, thank you.

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Was it too loud? or just don't like music added in general?

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Images used are some public domain original illustrations as well as some ai generated to fill in

Images used are from public domain and some AI

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