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 As of December 2020, Drambo works with the following signal types:
 === Audio, Pitch, Gate, Velocity, Time: ===
-These all behave like "analog signals" like you find them in hardware modular systems. Check Drambo's built-in manual (page 6) for details. These signals are interchangeable, they might need math modules to adjust their levels to work together as intended though.
+These all behave like "analog signals" like you find them in hardware modular systems. Check Drambo's built-in manual (page 6) for details. These signals are interchangeable, you might need math modules to adjust their levels to work together as intended though.
 === MIDI: ===
-A stream of MIDI messages. It's a unique signal that can only be used with modules that have MIDI ports.
+A stream of MIDI messages. It's a unique signal that can only be used with modules that have MIDI ports. There's a number of modules available though to convert between MIDI and control signals.
 === Spectrum/Wavetable: ===
 Another unique signal that can only be used inside a Wavetable Oscillator rack, currently only suported by the "Wave effect" and "Wave filter" modules. (Tip: Here is where you can have low, high and band pass filters with arbitrary steepness by combining Wave filter modules and using your sampled waveforms processed to 2048 samples length.)