Changeset 908 for trunk/data/doc/manual_en.docbook

Timestamp:

03/13/09 00:05:15 (4 years ago)

Author:

gabriel@…

Message:

Manual: Remove 'role="italics"' from <emphasis> in the sections I'm writing.

Italics is generally the default presentation for <emphasis>.

Files:

• trunk/data/doc/manual_en.docbook (modified) (7 diffs)

trunk/data/doc/manual_en.docbook

@@ -815 +815 @@
                     Attack/Decay/Sustain/Release envelope generator.  After you
                     trigger a note, Hydrogen
-                    will <emphasis role="italics">attack</emphasis> the note by
+                    will <emphasis>attack</emphasis> the note by
                     increasing its volume from 0 to the full velocity of the
                     note.  After reaching full velocity, it
-                    will <emphasis role="italics">decay</emphasis> the note by
+                    will <emphasis>decay</emphasis> the note by
                     lowering the volume until it reaches
-                    the <emphasis role="italics">sustain</emphasis> level.  When
-                    the note is <emphasis role="italics">released</emphasis>,
+                    the <emphasis>sustain</emphasis> level.  When
+                    the note is <emphasis>released</emphasis>,
                     Hydrogen reduces the volume from the sustain level back down
                     to 0.</para></listitem>
@@ -1208 +1208 @@
     <glossdef>
       <para>This is the first phase of an ADSR envelope, and is the amount
-      of <emphasis role="italics">time</emphasis> to turn the parameter up from
+      of <emphasis>time</emphasis> to turn the parameter up from
       0 to full velocity after triggering the note.</para>
 
@@ -1270 +1270 @@
     <glossdef>
       <para>After reaching full velocity from the attack, this is the amount
-      of <emphasis role="italics">time</emphasis> to turn the parameter down
+      of <emphasis>time</emphasis> to turn the parameter down
       from full velocity to the sustain level.</para>
 
@@ -1367 +1367 @@
       <para>Suppose you have a sample of a floor tom being struck
       softly.  If you simply play the sample louder &mdash; it
-      will <emphasis role="italics">not</emphasis> sound the same as a
+      will <emphasis>not</emphasis> sound the same as a
       real tom that has been struck very hard.  If you wish to mimic
       this in your instrument, you can load one sample for soft
@@ -1426 +1426 @@
       240 Hz, and 575 Hz to 1150 Hz.  While the frequency differences are very
       different (20 Hz, 120 Hz, and 575 Hz, respectively), to the human ear
-      they <emphasis role="italics">sound</emphasis> like the same
+      they <emphasis>sound</emphasis> like the same
       distance.</para>
     </glossdef>
@@ -1441 +1441 @@
     <glossdef>
       <para>After the note is released, this is the amount
-      of <emphasis role="italics">time</emphasis> to reduce the parameter from
+      of <emphasis>time</emphasis> to reduce the parameter from
       the sustain level to 0.</para>
 
@@ -1506 +1506 @@
     <glossterm>Sustain</glossterm>
     <glossdef>
-      <para>The <emphasis role="italics">level</emphasis> to hold the parameter
+      <para>The <emphasis>level</emphasis> to hold the parameter
       after finishing the decay time.  This level will be maintained until the
       not is released.</para>