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 # DEL2
 
-A rhythm delay with crunch.
+A delay that you play like an instrument.
 
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 ## Current features
 
-- Tap a rhythm into your delay using midi
-- Each delay tap has a separate (non-linear) filter
-- The filter parameters are pair of settings, and each tap's settings is an interpolation between these two, depending on the velocity
-- There are three modes: toggle-mode, direct-mode and instrument-mode:
-  - In toggle-mode, the learned note for mute in and mute out toggles the respective mute.
-  - In direct-mode, the learned note for mute in and mute out switches on the respective mute when you press it, and off when you let it go.
-    The note also turns the other mute off when you press it.
-  - In instrument-mode, the first note you play will be silent, and start recording a new pattern, as always.
-    The next eight notes will be like playing an sampler, that plays the sample you started recording at the beginning of the pattern.
-    When you let go of a note, the tap will start the release phase.
-    The state of the mute switches will determine if a note turns on and off the input, the output, or both.
-    When you switch to instrument-mode, it turns on "mute in" and turns off "mute out", so by default the notes you play
+- Tap a rhythm into it using midi
+- 4 triggers, controlled by a learnable midi note:
+  - mute input
+  - mute output
+  - clear taps
+  - lock taps
+- There are two modes for the input and output mute: toggle-mode and direct-mode:
+  - In toggle-mode, the trigger note for mute toggles the respective mute
+  - In direct-mode, the trigger note switches it on when you press it, and off when you let it go
+    The note also (retroactively) turns the other mute off when you press it.
+- Each delay tap has a separate jucy & crunchy filter
+  - The filter parameters are pair of settings, and each tap's settings is an interpolation between these two, depending on the velocity
+  - You can also link the cutoff frequency to the note
+- A haas panner that you can link to the note 
 
 ## Planned features
 
 - Tap the rhythm using your computer keyboard or side-channel audio
 - Expand the DSP per tap to:
   - two non-linear filters
   - a reverb
-  - a panner, using either:
-    - level
-    - haas + EQ + level 
-    - HRTF
+  - a HRTF panner
   - a pitch shifter that shifts the difference between the initial timing tap note and the current tap note
 - Compressor and ducker on the output
 - Optional individual settings per tap
 - Optional auxiliary outputs per tap
 - BPM sync, scale and quantization
-- Dry/wet, optionally using a "dirty" dry/undelayed signal.
-- Cutoff keytracking amount and velocity->output-level tracking amount
-- Tap-listen on/off switch, with momentary/latch toggle and midi learn
+- A third mode for the mutes:
+  - In instrument-mode, the first note you play will be silent, and start recording a new pattern, as always.
+    The next eight notes will be like playing an sampler, that plays the sample you started recording at the beginning of the pattern.
+    When you let go of a note, the tap will start the release phase.
+    The state of the mute switches will determine if a note turns on and off the input, the output, or both.
+    When you switch to instrument-mode, it turns on "mute in" and turns off "mute out", so by default the notes you play
 
 ## Thanks