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  4. original quote
  5. possible problem
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  8. Simple Use Example;
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  10. <p>You must find the programs and their projects as well as the JACK connections as they were when you closed the session, and everything therefore works without any further manipulation.
  11. - Probably "You will find" is meant.
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  16. Simple Use Example:
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  18. One of the advantages of modularity in this specific case is that once you have finished taking the guitar, you can stop Guitarix so as not to overload the processor unnecessarily, and it will still be easy to restart it if necessary.</p>
  19. - Not clear to me, i only can imagine "recording the guitar" is meant,
  20. but am not sure.
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  25. Duplicate current session
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  27. This is the equivalent of the well-known "Save As &#8230;&#8203;", except that RaySession has to stop and restart most programs to switch between sessions. Avoid duplicating a session with a lot of audio files, it could take a long time, but fortunately such an operation can be undone.</p>
  28. - it might be: "but fortunately such an operation can be "stopped", not
  29. "undone"
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  34. Rename the session
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  36. It will then be necessary to stop all the clients.<br>
  37. - will they be stopped by using "rename" or will the user have to do it
  38. himself. If automatically i would go for:
  39. "All clients will be stopped during rename"
  40. or such. "necessary" sounds like the user is in charge
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  45. Add excecutable Window
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  47. If you leave the <strong>NSM protocol</strong> checked, it will not be possible to add an executable to an absolute path, ...
  48. - i wouldn't say "add an executable to an absolute path", but rather
  49. "use the absolute path of an executable to add it" or "add executable
  50. via path" or such, as you don't add it to the excecutable to the path,
  51. you call it like that (?)
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  56. Add a program not provided
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  58. <p>Click <strong>Validate</strong> at the possible warning window.<br>
  59. - To me the whole paragraph how to save a project in audacity is a bit unclear. It might ! be description and pictures are too close to
  60. the Mate DE or are too specific. A more abstract and less detailed approach might be more clear (?). Like:
  61. "In Audacity go to Menu, File, Save Project, Save; save the Audacity Project in the Clients folder of Audacity in the Session folder of the RaySession running. Use the exact name of the Session for the Audacity project too. "
  62. I am very unsure if the given version isn't perfectly fine, and it is just me.
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  67. damon options
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  69. <p>Here is the detail of the different options:</p>
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  72. - probably "here are the details the different options:
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  75. damon options
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  77. <p>In audio production, it is often used to create an audio or midi file with one program and then load it into another.
  78. - either: "in audio production it often is useful create an audio or midi file with one program and then load it into another"
  79. but probably what is meant: "In audio production, creating audio or midi file with one program and load it into another is a usual case"
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  84. Remember optional GUI states
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  86. <p>This option only concerns NSM clients capable of showing/hiding their graphical interface. Without this option, some of them will always start hidden, others will remember if they were visible when they were last saved. With this option enabled, the graphical interfaces will be displayed when the session is ready if they were visible during the last save or if the client has never been launched.</p>
  87. - I don't understand what they do. Will they start the way they were closed/saved last time? Or will they always be visible?
  88. As usual: might well be me.
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  93. session scripts
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  95. <code>~/Ray Sessions/avec_script_de_foo/ma session</code></p>
  96. - The examples for the paths are in french. Not sure if relevant at all, but the french name gives some extra info an english reader might miss. Probably obvious enough the way it is. Just saying
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  101. Special cases
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  103. <p>move the session to a sub-folder containing the good one <code>ray-scripts</code> folder</p>
  104. I don't understand the alternative, second method how to make old sessions sensible for JACK configuration at all.
  105. To me it is not clear what needs to get copied where.
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  110. under the hood
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  112. Tap <code>raysession --help</code> to see how.</p>
  113. Probably "Type" is meant, not Tap.
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  118. Control RaySession from the commandline
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  120. <p>One might think that there is no point in using <code>ray_control</code> since the command <code>oscsend</code> allows to send an OSC message to the daemon, it is false.<br>
  121. I'd say either:
  122. "If one might think that ..., then it is false"
  123. or
  124. "One might think that ..., but it is false.