Robert van Gulik’s Judge Dee novels - Robert van Gulik torrent

Category: General Fiction
Language: EnglishKeywords: Frank Muller Jude Dee Robert Van Gulik
Written by Robert van Gulik
Read by Frank Muller
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Robert van Gulik’s Judge Dee novels are a series of detective stories set in 7th-century China, featuring the fictional Judge Dee, a brilliant and resourceful magistrate known for his sharp intellect and ability to solve complex crimes, often with the help of his unconventional team of former outlaw
Here’s a more detailed summary:
The Character:
Judge Dee, based on the historical figure Di Renjie, is a magistrate known for his intelligence and problem-solving skills.
The Setting:
The stories are set in 7th-century China, during the Tang Dynasty, offering insights into Chinese culture and society of the time.
The Stories:
The novels revolve around Judge Dee investigating various crimes, from murders to disappearances, often involving complex plots and intriguing characters.
The Team:
Judge Dee is often assisted by his loyal team, which includes Sergeant Hoong, and the former outlaws Ma Joong and Chiao Tai, who provide him with their unique skills and experience.
Judge Dee At Work (1967)
The Emperor’s Pearl (1963)
The Haunted Monastery (1961)
The Lacquer Screen (1962)
The Morning of the Monkey (1965)
The Night Of The Tiger (1965)
The Phantom of the Temple (1966)
The Red Pavillion (1961)
The Willow Pattern (1965)
Digitally Enhanced in order to fix audio recording Speed/Pitch/Tone as much as possible so that the recording sounds like the late legend, Frank Muller himself. He had many variations on his voice depending on what he was reading, so I had to try and fix the recording to match the type he was using for that book, ie fast and upbeat or low and measured, (like the difference between his reading of John Grisham legal thrillers and Stephen King and cop thrillers with mafia voices and Silence of the Lambs or Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles) and the year, as he sounded different in the early 80s than he did in late 80s and 90s and 2000s. Many recordings out there have severe audio issues which stem from the digital source which likely stems from a bad cassette transfer, which I have endeavored to fix so that Frank can be heard as he actually was. Noise, Bass/Treble etc have also been tuned, along with Audio level being normalized to -3db top end max with a maximum boost of +2.5db for lower volume areas. Audio encode frequency is 44.1KHz at 128Kbps Stereo for best quality with no compression artifacts (unless source was low quality to begin with and noise couldnt be completely removed). Many of these were very bad and I have done the best I can over 12 years working on these to restore them once I discovered Frank Muller in 2010, 2 years after he passed away. Long Live THE LEGEND


Robert van Gulik’s Judge Dee novels are a series of detective stories set in 7th-century China, featuring the fictional Judge Dee, a brilliant and resourceful magistrate known for his sharp intellect and ability to solve complex crimes, often with the help of his unconventional team of former outlaw

Here’s a more detailed summary:
The Character:
Judge Dee, based on the historical figure Di Renjie, is a magistrate known for his intelligence and problem-solving skills.
The Setting:
The stories are set in 7th-century China, during the Tang Dynasty, offering insights into Chinese culture and society of the time.
The Stories:
The novels revolve around Judge Dee investigating various crimes, from murders to disappearances, often involving complex plots and intriguing characters.
The Team:
Judge Dee is often assisted by his loyal team, which includes Sergeant Hoong, and the former outlaws Ma Joong and Chiao Tai, who provide him with their unique skills and experience.

Judge Dee At Work (1967)
The Emperor’s Pearl (1963)
The Haunted Monastery (1961)
The Lacquer Screen (1962)
The Morning of the Monkey (1965)
The Night Of The Tiger (1965)
The Phantom of the Temple (1966)
The Red Pavillion (1961)
The Willow Pattern (1965)

Digitally Enhanced in order to fix audio recording Speed/Pitch/Tone as much as possible so that the recording sounds like the late legend, Frank Muller himself. He had many variations on his voice depending on what he was reading, so I had to try and fix the recording to match the type he was using for that book, ie fast and upbeat or low and measured, (like the difference between his reading of John Grisham legal thrillers and Stephen King and cop thrillers with mafia voices and Silence of the Lambs or Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles) and the year, as he sounded different in the early 80s than he did in late 80s and 90s and 2000s. Many recordings out there have severe audio issues which stem from the digital source which likely stems from a bad cassette transfer, which I have endeavored to fix so that Frank can be heard as he actually was. Noise, Bass/Treble etc have also been tuned, along with Audio level being normalized to -3db top end max with a maximum boost of +2.5db for lower volume areas. Audio encode frequency is 44.1KHz at 128Kbps Stereo for best quality with no compression artifacts (unless source was low quality to begin with and noise couldnt be completely removed). Many of these were very bad and I have done the best I can over 12 years working on these to restore them once I discovered Frank Muller in 2010, 2 years after he passed away. Long Live THE LEGEND

Digitally Enhanced in order to fix audio recording Speed/Pitch/Tone as much as possible so that the recording sounds like the late legend, Frank Muller himself. He had many variations on his voice depending on what he was reading, so I had to try and fix the recording to match the type he was using for that book, ie fast and upbeat or low and measured, (like the difference between his reading of John Grisham legal thrillers and Stephen King and cop thrillers with mafia voices and Silence of the Lambs or Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles) and the year, as he sounded different in the early 80s than he did in late 80s and 90s and 2000s. Many recordings out there have severe audio issues which stem from the digital source which likely stems from a bad cassette transfer, which I have endeavored to fix so that Frank can be heard as he actually was. Noise, Bass/Treble etc have also been tuned, along with Audio level being normalized to -3db top end max with a maximum boost of +2.5db for lower volume areas. Audio encode frequency is 44.1KHz at 128Kbps Stereo for best quality with no compression artifacts (unless source was low quality to begin with and noise couldnt be completely removed). Many of these were very bad and I have done the best I can over 12 years working on these to restore them once I discovered Frank Muller in 2010, 2 years after he passed away. Long Live THE LEGEND
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