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 Clicking on the "show options" button on the toolbar will provide you with controls to adjust the sound of each instrument.
+Users can adjust any setting without affecting or limiting the other options within that instrument menu, such as a reverb setting and a distortion setting.
 == Simple Options ==
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 == Advanced Options ==
 The advanced options contain more controls for the selected instrument. These include, but are not limited to:
-*''Mute''
+*''Mute -'' mute the instrument
-*''Solo''
+*''Solo -'' play only this instrument
-*''Reset''
+*''Reset -'' reset all advanced options to default
-*''Volume''
+*''Volume -'' set the default instrument volume
-*''Delay''
+*''Delay -'' toggles the delay effect
-*''Panning''
+*''Panning -'' panning slider from left to right, with central being value 0
-*''Detune''
+*''Detune -'' set the detune value (in cents) from -1200 to 1200 (users can hold shift and click to scroll more precisely)
-*''Reverb''
+*''Reverb -'' set the reverb effect and amount for the instrument (only one may be used at any time)
-*''Distort''
+*''Distort -'' add a distortion effect and strength (only one may be used at any time)
-*''Equalizer''
+*''Equalizer -'' adjust High Mid and Low equalizer values
+The Reverb dropdown menu has several options:
+* Classic reverb
+* Small reverb
+* Large reverb
+* Church reverb
+* Gated reverb
+* Reverse
+* Nova
+* Ripple
+* Miasma
+* Proton
+* Schema
+* Sylph
+The Distort dropdown menu has the following settings:
+* Limit
+* Zest
+* Quasar
+* Styx
+* Lucid
+* Tremor
+* Zircon
+* Hornet
+* Shear