Article: Do this the night before your worm hunting. This will attract worms. Earthworms spend their days burrowed underground in the soil, they surface at night in order to feed on organic matter. Therefore, you can collect earthworms at night without having to dig like you would in the day. You won't need any fancy tools for earthworm hunting, but you should take: A flashlight with a dull or red light in it. Earthworms can't see, but they can sense light, and will shy away from a bright flashlight. A shovel or small spade to move soil around or turn it over. You can use a container made of Styrofoam, metal, plastic, glass, or cardboard. Fill it three-quarters of the way with moist soil, and cover the soil with dead, wet leaves. The leaves will help keep the soil moist and provide the worms with food. A butter tub, coffee can, jar, ice cream tub, or old bucket will do. Make sure your container is empty and clean before storing worms in it. Worms need oxygen, so poke holes in the lid that are large enough to let air pass through, but not so large that the worms can stretch and wriggle their way out. When it does, go to your front yard, backyard, or garden. You can also try a forest, field, or even a golf course. Walk softly, slowly, and quietly. Worms cannot hear, but they can sense vibrations. You can also hunt for worms during the day if it has been raining. Worms need moisture to survive, so they often come above ground to migrate during rainstorms or when the ground. After the next storm, go outside and look for worms to collect on the lawn, sidewalk, and driveway. Gather those you find and store them in your container. You will have to work quickly, because if the worms sense you coming, the will wriggle back into the soil. Earthworms are most active in the spring and fall, because they don't like extreme cold or hot. However, they will also be active during summer nights. Look for pellets or small piles of soil on the surface of the ground that are evidence of earthworm activity. Also turn over stones, logs, and leaves. Worms will be attracted to the moist soil underneath things in the ground, so turn over anything lying on the ground to find worms. Use your spade or shovel to turn over leaves and the top layer of soil if you're having trouble finding worms.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Place a large piece of wet cardboard on your lawn. Assemble your tools. Prepare your worm container. Wait for the sun to set. Use your flashlight to look for worms. Look under the cardboard.

Problem: Article: Concerts are typically announced well in advance of tickets going on sale. This provides you with plenty of time to demonstrate to your parents that you are deserving and responsible enough to attend the concert. Before tickets go on sale: Work to improve your grades Fight less with your brothers and sisters Do your chores Help out extra around the house Keep your room clean Do your best not to break any of your parents' rules Concerts are expensive events. In addition to purchasing a ticket, you may have to buy food, pay for transportation, and/or contribute to a hotel room. As a result, most teens can't cover the cost on their own and require financial help from their parents. You can approach this hurdle in a variety of ways. After the concert is announced: Start saving money Find odd jobs around the house or neighborhood Ask for less from your parents When you ask your parents if you may attend the concert, they'll want specific details about the artist, concert, and venue. To prepare for their questions, answer the following questions: Who/what group is performing? What type of music does the artist/group perform? Is it appropriate for your age group? Who listens to their music? Is it mainly people your age? When is the concert? Where is the concert? Is it close to your house? Do you need to pay for a hotel room? What time does the concert start and end? How expensive is the ticket? Are your friends going? Will one of their parents serve as the chaperone? Do they sell alcohol at the venue? Does the venue provide a free parents room? Are you allowed to bring your cell phone?
Summary: Practice good behavior. Consider how you will pay for the concert. Research the artist, concert, and venue.

Mixing is the process of affecting parts of a single track and the overall master track. You can edit the high, low, and mid frequency range for each track. Once the tracks sound good together, experiment with panning the tracks to the left or right. Panning is a good way to isolate a track and blend it in with other tracks. Most multitrack recorders come equipped with an equalizer (EQ). Mixing can help accent parts you want to be more present, or even hide parts you're not thrilled about. Equalize each track and balance everyone. Low sounds should be the strongest for a good balance. For inspiration listen to the Beatles with headphones. They only had a four track recorder and you can hear multiple complex parts interacting and balancing each other out. Once you record your album, you can add certain effects that will improve the sound of the album. Popular post-production effects are compression and reverb. Compression squeezes the track together, lessening the dynamic range between the loud and quiet parts of the song. As compression brings elements of the sound together, reverb redistributes the sound to fill a space. Reverb widens the sound wave by stimulating the sound bouncing off multiple surfaces. Mastering is a compression technique used in post-production to ensure every song is equal in volume. You also strive to achieve an equal balance in each speaker. Mastering is not an easy process and may require a more experienced engineer. Some music software programs come equipped with a simple form of mastering. Record labels will typically have their own engineer to master an album they plan on releasing. There are different techniques for mastering, depending on the form you release your album (vinyl, CD, cassette, or stream). Burn the CD through the recorder or computer and give it a listen. If it does not sound good in a stereo system or headphones, decide if you want to record certain songs again. Pass a few copies of the demo out to trusted friends and fellow musicians. Ask them for constructive feedback on the album to determine if the songs are working. Create album art and make the album look good. You can create an image using a design software like Photoshop or Illustrator. Another option you could do is to use a photo of something. Look at your favorite album covers to decide if you want to pay an artist to do something special like Santana's album Abraxas. Then there are famous album covers that are nothing but a picture like The Beatles' Abbey Road.
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Mix the song. Add production effects. Master the album. Make a demo of the album. Design a cover.