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Tutorial - remove unecessary genderisation
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etc/doc/tutorial/06-FX.md

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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ If all of this sounds a bit complicated, don't worry. Once you play
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around with it a little, it will all become quite clear. Before you do
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though, a simple analogy is that of guitar FX pedals. There are many
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kinds of FX pedals you can buy. Some add reverb, others distort etc. A
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guitarist will plug his or her guitar into one FX pedal -
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guitarist will plug their guitar into one FX pedal -
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i.e. distortion -, then take another cable and connect (chain) a
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reverb pedal. The output of the reverb pedal can then be plugged into
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the amplifier:

etc/doc/tutorial/A.02-live-coding.md

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right in this nightclub. Projected in bright colours above the DJ booth
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was futuristic text, moving, dancing, flashing. This wasn't fancy
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visuals, it was merely a projection of Sonic Pi running on a Raspberry
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Pi. The occupant of the DJ booth wasn't spinning disks, he was writing,
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editing and evaluating code. Live. This is Live Coding.
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Pi. The occupant of the DJ booth wasn't spinning disks, they wrote,
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edited and evaluated code. Live. This is Live Coding.
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![Sam Aaron Live Coding](../../../etc/doc/images/tutorial/articles/A.02-live-coding/sam-aaron-live-coding.png)
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