Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mix the song. Add production effects. Master the album. Make a demo of the album. Design a cover.

Answer: 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.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sort through the keep box, aiming to put more into the charity or sale boxes. Bring the box for charity to your car.

Answer: The rule of thumb here is if you have not used any item in a year or more, it goes! Add it to one of the other boxes, or toss it into the garbage. Donate the items you have not used items in 1-2 years. Chances are you don't need them. Donate them to the less fortunate or perhaps a family member who is starting out or moving away to college. This principle also applies to furniture, not just dishes and clothes. Call a charity of your choice and ask them to pick them up. Most of the time they will. Sort through and price items for your garage sale. This will save you time when you have the sale. Try to arrange the garage sale at an early date, so you will not be tempted to return the items to your house. Bring the filled garbage bags to the curb on the next pick-up day.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the billing process. Establish a process for informing patients of costs of services. Speak to an accountant regarding taxes. Consult with a financial advisor to put a long-term plan into place.

Answer: See if there is any physician support available in your area for billing advice and and support - there are most often local resources to help physicians with this. Also, billing is one task that you do not want to delegate to office staff. Once you have mastered it, it takes very little time, and most EMR (electronic medical record) systems have the billing process embedded within the software itself making it quick and simple. You know your patients best, and as such you are the one who can bill most appropriately and most comprehensively for the services you have provided. It is important to become aware of what is and is not covered for patients under a pre-paid healthcare plan, and how to go about invoicing patients for services that are not covered (or invoicing third parties in cases where that applies). Take your time to become familiar with how the billing process applies to patients and be upfront about any costs that will come out of the patient's pocket. Clear communication and disclosure of costs is important. You will want to know how much money to set aside, when tax payments are due (for example, you may pay taxes quarterly), and the differences in tax filing for a business owner as opposed to an employee of a company. You will have many things that you can write-off as a business owner, so you will want to keep receipts related to your business in a special folder. It is also advisable to use a separate bank account and credit card for all business income and expenses. It is important to consider your long-term financial goals, and to appropriately plan for retirement with a goal age of when you will close your practice, and an idea of the money you will need to sustain your lifestyle. Planning your overall financial goals will help to keep you on track as you begin your own medical practice.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure your milk is not homogenized. Pour the milk into a clear, airtight container, like a jar with a lid. Let the milk sit in the fridge for 24 hours. Look for the "cream line" in your milk. Open the container and scoop the cream off with a spoon. Store your skim milk in the fridge and use it within 7 days.

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Homogenized milk has already had its fat molecules broken down before it is sent to the store. If your milk is straight from the cow, you know it hasn't been homogenized yet. Check the label on your store-bought milk and make sure it says "non-homogenized" on it. You can buy non-homogenized milk at many natural grocery stores or farmers markets. Choose a container that you can make airtight. Mason jars, tupperware containers, or even cups with plastic wrap on top will work. Pour as much milk as you want to skim into your container. You can purchase mason jars in bulk for a low price at most grocery stores. Use a clear container to make it easier to see the separation line between the milk and the fat. Keep your milk in its container inside of your fridge. The fat will naturally rise to the top as your milk sits undisturbed. Be sure not to shake the milk or move it around as it is sitting. Cold milk takes longer to separate, but leaving milk out at room temperature could cause it to spoil. Once your milk has separated, you will be able to see a layer of cream, or fat, floating at the top of your container. The cream will be a slightly lighter color, and might have small bubbles in it. Once you identify the cream line, you'll know how much cream to skim off the top. Carefully scrape the layer of cream off the top of the milk with a spoon. You can save the cream to use in a recipe or rinse it down the drain. Be careful not to mix the cream back into the milk. You can keep your skim milk in the container that you were using, or transfer it to a separate one. Be sure to store your skim milk at a cold temperature in the fridge. Try putting skim milk into recipes as a healthier alternative to whole milk.