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 ## Compile (via Ant) and easy use (mainly bash-scripts)
 
 The main directory holds an ant build file: Use *pack* to generate an executable jar (including downloading JFugue lib).
-The main build file will call the three build files of the subprojects 'ArtificialSongGenerator/', 'OnsetAnnotator/' and 'SamplingRoboter/'.
-Then use bash script 'Sampling/generate-songs' under Linux to create a database based on the *ArtificialSongGenerator* routine.
-This script is currently capable of automatically creating wavs and mp3s from midis using cvlc (VLC for console) and fluidsynth plugin.
-*NOTE: VLC synth support will be dropped in the next version*
-Use bash script 'Sampling/annotate-onsets' under Linux to create onset annotation files for a database folder.
-
-For more usage information:
-**All jars and scripts have usage and help files included via '--help' option**
+The main build file will call the three build files of the subprojects 'ArtificialSongGenerator/', 'OnsetAnnotator/' and 'SamplingRoboter/'.\
+Then use bash script 'Sampling/generate-songs' under Linux to create a database based on the *ArtificialSongGenerator* routine.\
+This script is currently capable of automatically creating wavs and mp3s from midis using cvlc (VLC for console) and fluidsynth plugin.\
+*NOTE: VLC synth support will be dropped in the next version*\
+Use bash script 'Sampling/annotate-onsets' under Linux to create onset annotation files for a database folder.\
+\
+For more usage information:\
+**All jars and scripts have usage and help files included via '--help' option**\