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 It also has extra features in the configuration note-card in the inventory.
 Perfect for playing songs in order.
 == Sound Board ==

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 This set up is used for a single speaker, it's the simplest to do.
-[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||200px]]
+[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||400px]]
 Once this set up has been wired, you can simply click the Disc Processor and it will start playing the music!
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 This setup will allow for multiple processors (4 Max) to be hooked into one sequencer. The the Sequencer will output the songs on 2 Speakers.
-[[File:SimpleSequencerDiagram.png||200px]]
+[[File:SimpleSequencerDiagram.png||400px]]
 Once this is set-up, then you will simply be able to click the first Processor, let it run, and everything will run as normal.
 If you set the Sequencer to loop, then it will continue to play the list over and over. This is perfect for malls, restaurants, and stores.
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =

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 This set up is used for a single speaker, it's the simplest to do.
-[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||400px]]
+[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||200px]]
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =
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 To create labels at intervals, navigate too Analyze and select Regular Label Intervals.
-[[File:CreateTapeTutorial1.jpg||300px]]
+<br />
 Once you have done that, we must now specify how often we want to place the label.
 Since the boom box outputs a song every 9.5 seconds and Second Life's sound limit is 10 seconds.
 We will create an interval of 9.5.
-[[File:CreateTapeTutorial2.jpg||300px]]
+<br />
 Now that you have split up the song, it's time to export!
 Navigate too File and Export Multiple.
 Don't forget to set your project Bitrate at 44100Hz at the bottom.
-[[File:CreateTapeTutorial3.jpg||300px]]
+<br />
 We're almost there, we just need to export the sounds that are between every label.
 We will go ahead and add a number for every label when exporting.
 This will make it easier for when you upload into Second Life.
-[[File:CreateTapeTutorial4.jpg||300px]]
+<br />
 Congratulations, you now have the sound all split up and ready for upload!

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 This set up is used for a single speaker, it's the simplest to do.
-[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||600px]]
+[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||400px]]
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =
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 To create labels at intervals, navigate too Analyze and select Regular Label Intervals.
-<gallery>
+[[File:CreateTapeTutorial1.jpg||300px]]
-File:CreateTapeTutorial1.jpg|Create Regular Interval Labels
-</gallery>
 Once you have done that, we must now specify how often we want to place the label.
 Since the boom box outputs a song every 9.5 seconds and Second Life's sound limit is 10 seconds.
 We will create an interval of 9.5.
-<gallery>
+[[File:CreateTapeTutorial2.jpg||300px]]
-File:CreateTapeTutorial2.jpg|Set Time Interval for Labels.
-</gallery>
 Now that you have split up the song, it's time to export!
 Navigate too File and Export Multiple.
 Don't forget to set your project Bitrate at 44100Hz at the bottom.
-<gallery>
+[[File:CreateTapeTutorial3.jpg||300px]]
-File:CreateTapeTutorial3.jpg|Export the labels
-</gallery>
 We're almost there, we just need to export the sounds that are between every label.
 We will go ahead and add a number for every label when exporting.
 This will make it easier for when you upload into Second Life.
-<gallery>
+[[File:CreateTapeTutorial4.jpg||300px]]
-File:CreateTapeTutorial4.jpg|Label Export Window
-</gallery>
 Congratulations, you now have the sound all split up and ready for upload!

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 This set up is used for a single speaker, it's the simplest to do.
-[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.jpg]]
+[[File:SimpleSpeakerDiagram.png||600px]]
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =

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 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Setting Up<span>''' =
-There are multiple ways to up the system,
+There are multiple ways to wire up the system, with the endless combinations, it's important to make sure that you keep track of how things are wired.
-== Simple 1 Speaker Set up =
+To wire up speakers, you will need to go into your inventory, and select the Cable tool.
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =

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 Once the box is rezzed, simply click it and select your module that you would like to place by clicking on one of the blank panels on the sound board.
 If your module does not attach, make sure that the soundboard's network cable is connected to a Snake Splitter.
 === Different Modules ===
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 To reset all the sounds and clear them, simply hit the red button "Reset"
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =
-Before creating for the Boom Box, you will need to download [http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/ Audacity].
+Before creating CDs for the Sound System, you will need to download [http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/ Audacity].
 This is a simple program used for Editing and Publishing sounds. It is very common use for Second Life sound editing.
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 Once done, navigate to the folder where you saved all your sounds and select them all using Shift+Click.
-== Creating The Cassette Tape ==
+== Creating The CD ==
 We're almost done! Last thing to do is create that Cassette Tape.
-Look in your inventory and rez out the ''Nexus Cassette Tape - Blank''
+Look in your inventory and rez out the ''Nexus Disc - Blank''
 Navigate to it's inventory, and select the notecard ''_song''.
-Inside the notecard, you will notice three things. ''[TITLE], [ARTIST], [SONG]'.
+Inside the note-card, you will notice three things. ''[TITLE], [ARTIST], [SONG]'.
 Each of these help format your Cassette.
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 The permissions required by the ''_song'' notecard are ( No Mod / Copy / No Transfer )
-The permissions required by the ''_cassette'' script are ( No Mod / Copy / No Transfer )
+The permissions required by the ''_disc'' script are ( No Mod / Copy / No Transfer )
 Once this is complete, feel free to check and make sure that everything the way you want it, and feel free to give to your friends or maybe share with others in the Nexus Group.
 Have a great day and happy Tape Mixing!

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 == Disc Processor ==
 The Disc Processor will take a CD in and shoot sound on its output cable.
-The operation of this device is exremely simpled, just rez, rig, insert CD, and it works.
+The operation of this device is extremely simple, just rez, rig, insert CD, and it works.
 It is easily rigged with a Sequencer to keep all processors that are linked together, in a line / playlist.
-Have a disc inside that's not coming out? Touch and hold until the Processor sayings, "Ejecting Disc".
+'''Have a disc inside that's not coming out? Touch and hold until the Processor says, "Ejecting Disc".'''
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =

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 == Sound Speakers ==
-The speakers are the most important part, without them, you will obviously not be able play any sound.
+The speakers are the most important part! Without them, you will obviously not be able play any sound.
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Creating Mixtapes</span>''' =