CryingPandas

I'm trying to record some songs for my friends, but I keep getting these small crack/pop noises. I've been looking up solutions, but none of them seem to work for my problem. I'm trying to attach a picture, but it won't work, so here is the description of my problem: I have begun using the Spectrogram function, and wherever I hear the clicks, I can see small, dark red marks on the track. They last about 30 milliseconds long. If I try to silence the audio, it interrupts the track very audibly, and the pencil tool (as far as I know) won't work because when I zoom in, the marks don't appear as audio spikes. I'm very confused and would appreciate someone's help!

I am planning on getting tickets to see the game of Chile against Panama this summer during Copa América. However, before I buy the tickets, I was wondering if there is a way to know on which side of the stadium I should sit if I am rooting for Chile. I have only newly gotten into football, so I'm uncertain whether there is a way to know or not. All help is appreciated!!! :)

I have a score in which there a four parts, and all the instruments used are C instruments. However, I have two instruments playing in the key of A Major, and two are playing in the key of C major. I am not sure is this is musically correct or not. Are you able to have two instruments playing in separate keys?

I have found a piece entitled Estilo criollo Nº2, and it was composed by Juan Alais. As far as I know, he is not a widely renowned composer, but I much enjoy this work. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could purchase a copy of the sheet music for this composition. Thank you in advance!

I am a bass-baritone and I was chosen as a character in a musical that sings some rather high tenor notes. I can certainly hit these notes, but I sometimes strain to reach them, and I do not want to hurt my voice. I was wondering if there are some items or techniques I can use to help me easier reach the higher notes over time, and make them sound better, as well. I have cut down on sugary foods and drinks for a while, but I do not know how much just that will help. Any good answers will be much heeded, and I thank all the answer-providers in advance!

I know how the circular breathing process is performed, but I cannot keep the sound going when I try to circular breath with the didge. Could anyone give me any tips?

I have the PS2 version of Revolver, and I have Redemption for PS3. Collecting trophies has recently become a less frequent hobby of mine, but still something I enjoy greatly. I started with Redemption, and I would love to collect trophies for Revolver. So, I am wondering if there are trophies, and I should get it for PS3, or if I should just keep the original Red Dead Revolver for the PS2. Much obliged, in advance!

I started recording a song with a cheap microphone that isn't supposed to be used as a studio mic or anything. The song featured a tambourine, and when I started recording the tambourine and listened to it in the recording, it didn't even sound like a tambourine. So, I was wondering if anyone had any cheap microphone recommendations that work well with tambourines (and possibly other auxiliary percussion instruments). I was looking at the MXL 3000 on Guitar Center, which is around $200.00. So, my highest price would be around the $250-275 range. Thank you for your consideration.

I would very much enjoy owning a corn snake, but I know they eat mice. I would not enjoy having to feed a corn snake mice. So, are there any substitutes to mice that I can feed a pet corn snake? Would I be able to make a change in its diet if I fed it differently in its juvenile years; or should I just invest in a different snake, such as a garter snake?

I know about Last Child, and I'm pretty certain he plays lead in You See Me Crying, but I was wondering if someone could give me a list of songs that feature him as the lead guitarist. Not a preference or anything; I was just wondering.