From 7073e1fa23ed5648e218758ad5900c5bfc2ce693 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jessica Stanley <jessica.g.stanley@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2019 12:52:20 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] More module explanations

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@@ -106,18 +106,23 @@ Four of the modules allow you to play Stitch Synth by touching them. Here's how
 ## Maryam
 
 The Maryam module works with the Wendy module
-*When not touched, no current flowing through oscillator, no sound
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+* When not touched, no current flowing through oscillator, no sound
 * When touched, intensity of touch determines pitch
 
 The design of the Maryam module is a Hilbert curve. Read more in my project diary (link) about this
 
 ## Daphne
-Shortening the path = raising the tone
+The Daphne module is one of the modules you can use with the Wendy module. The strips of conductive material on the front and back of Daphne create one long path of conductive fabric between the two metal snaps. Pulling on the fabric tabs shortens this path, which lowers the resistance between the two sides, and raises the pitch you create.
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 ## Anni
 Why pressing on joins creates tones
 Voltage divider
 
+When not pressed,...
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 ## Volume
 The volume module is a fabric version of a potentiometer, working as a voltage divider, but instead of having a continuous range, it has three settings - low, medium and high. 
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