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 ## Q8: What were some of the challenges with writing a special-mode for Emacs? I'm interested in getting into this in the future, but I'm not really sure where to start.
 
+That'd be awesome, thanks! Will do
 
-### That'd be awesome, thanks! Will do
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-### I used define-derived-mode (<https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Derived-Modes.html>) to make this mode. It's really useful! For more information, I recorded a talk about making major modes (<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk39mp8Vy4M>) a few years ago, at an EmacsNYC (<https://emacsnyc.org/>) meeting.
+I used define-derived-mode (<https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Derived-Modes.html>) to make this mode. It's really useful! For more information, I recorded a talk about making major modes (<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk39mp8Vy4M>) a few years ago, at an EmacsNYC (<https://emacsnyc.org/>) meeting.
 
 
 ## Q6: Do you think would be possible to add a set of recorded sounds in order to use those?
 
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-### Yes! Part of zmusic is tooling to make wave files, so it should be possible to slice-and-dice input data, and output valid wave files.
+Yes! Part of zmusic is tooling to make wave files, so it should be possible to slice-and-dice input data, and output valid wave files.
 
 
 ## Q7: have you written any actual songs (in RRRM/WAVEing)?   Can you play one ?
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 ## Q5: Are there any open source musical instrument sample libraries that could be used? E.g. "play A 440 on Piano sample 1" to provide better quality notes than built-in tones
 
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-### Experimentation would be fun. However, the nice part about Emacs is that it doesn't have any external dependencies, you only need a way to play WAVes.
+Experimentation would be fun. However, the nice part about Emacs is that it doesn't have any external dependencies, you only need a way to play WAVes.
 
 
 ## Q4: What is your musical background? Do you play any instruments?
 
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-### Random instruments, started with recorder, played cello for a long time, now playing guitar.
+Random instruments, started with recorder, played cello for a long time, now playing guitar.
 
 
 ## Q3: Any chance for an Emacs tracker/mod player? (plays several samples arranged in the same top-down fashion with effects applied to them for chiptune and keygen music)
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 ## Q2: Will you play us another song? (RIP ears — who needs 'em, this is awesome! it is!)
 
+UPDATE: can confirm, it was easy to play a song myself :-)  Very nice!
 
-### UPDATE: can confirm, it was easy to play a song myself :-)  Very nice!
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-### However git clone <https://hg.sr.ht/~zck/zmusic> didn't work, I wonder if I'm doing it wrong
+However git clone <https://hg.sr.ht/~zck/zmusic> didn't work, I wonder if I'm doing it wrong
 
 -   Had to browse to <https://hg.sr.ht/~zck/zmusic/browse/zmusic.el> and copy/paste.
 
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 ## Q1: Why do you go top-to-bottom for time progression and left-to-right for low-to-high in stead of doing it pivoted? (e.g. higher is higher tone, left-to-right is time progression). This is awesome by the way!(+1)
 
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-### The initial app (the inspiration) worked this way. It is definitely something worth looking into.
+The initial app (the inspiration) worked this way. It is definitely something worth looking into.
 
 
 # Notes
 
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-## notes, references, and links at <https://zck.me/emacsconf2020>
+notes, references, and links at <https://zck.me/emacsconf2020>