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 ===== Introduction =====
-The entire process of setting up things in linux is more than often a hard one. Newbies have to deal with command lines and learning curves which range from steep roads to climbing mountaintops. Small goals like these in this tutorial can help people get confident in using linux.
+The entire process of setting up things in linux is more than often a hard one. Newbies have to deal with command lines and learning curves which range from steep roads to climbing mountaintops. Small goals like those presented in this tutorial can help people get confident in using linux as their DAW.
 ===== Requirements =====
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 It should be pretty straightforward. If you rightclick any module another window opens so you can change some options. Good luck with finding out everything. The vocoder should be set to having 16 bands and you should set all bands to 1. As soon as I find out what every band does I'll put it here. If you do, don't hesitate to put it here.
-===== Dirty hack for more "information" =====
+There you are. You just saved 300 bucks, if not more. Ready for live or studio usage. Have fun!
-You might be disappointed to how clear a sentence is. In my surroundings people were disappointed on that matter. I solved it doing this:
+===== Dirty bypass for more "formant" signal =====
+You might be disappointed to how clearly you can hear a sentence. In my surroundings people were disappointed on that matter. I solved it doing this:
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-Just make sure the bypass is diminished.
+Just make sure you mix the bypass accordingly so you don't hear too much of your own, unvocoded, voice. Unless you want that, of course.
 ===== Links =====