Changed "midi" to "MIDI", "...SubFx" to "...SubFX" and started testin…

…g formats for the glossary

ADDsynth.adoc

@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ image::imgs/add-synth-voice-amplitude-general.png[]
 - *Pan:* Panning. (100% to the left is random).
 - *Delay:* delay before the voice starts.
 - *Bypass GL Filter:* If the voice signal bypasses the global filter.
-- *F. Ctl Bypass:* If the voices filter is not affected by cutoff midi CC
+- *F. Ctl Bypass:* If the voices filter is not affected by cutoff MIDI CC
 - *RESON:* Enable/Disable the resonance of the voice.
 
 ===== Frequency

FilterModule.adoc

@@ -86,6 +86,6 @@ To accomplish that apply it as voice filter to a burst of noise.
 But make sure the amplitude envelope doesn't go too fast to zero as that would turn off the voice.
 If F.Track is 100% it's frequencies are proportional to the pitch.
 To keep in tune you may set Scale to 0 (no velocity impact) 
-and enable "F. Ctl Bypass" in the voices Amplitude General Settings (no midi cc impact)
+and enable "F. Ctl Bypass" in the voices Amplitude General Settings (no MIDI CC impact)
 ======
 

Glossary.adoc

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 // Here goes all the term definitions the user might need to reference while reading the manual.
-// We need to figure out a way to sort the items here alphabetically
-// https://github.com/zynaddsubfx/user-manual/issues/6
 
-NOTE: Here by glossary!
+[glossary]
+Term:: Definition

IntroTutorial-HiHatSynthesis.adoc

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Launch the Ardour session you used for <<tut2, snare drum tutorial>>.
 ==== Add a new MIDI track
 * Create a new Zyn-Fusion MIDI track for our synthesizer, using `Shift + Ctrl + N`
 ** *Name:* HiHat
-** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFx
+** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFX
 ** Click `Add and Close`
 
 ==== Open the piano roll

IntroTutorial-KickDrumSynthesis.adoc

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ In the previous section you learned how to load and use existing patches, but th
 
 When you're finished with this project you'll know to:
 
-- use the Ardour piano roll to write a basic midi pattern
-- use Ardour to loop a basic midi pattern
+- use the Ardour piano roll to write a basic MIDI pattern
+- use Ardour to loop a basic MIDI pattern
 - synthesize a custom kick drum using ADDsynth and *envelopes*, *filters*, *and LFOs*
 
 .Prerequisites
@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ WARNING: This tutorial assumes that you have completed the Quick Start guide _or
 Launch the Ardour session you created for the <<quick-start, Quick start guide>>.
 
 ==== Add a new MIDI track
-* Create a new Zyn-Fusion midi track for our synthesizer, using `Shift + Ctrl + N`
+* Create a new Zyn-Fusion MIDI track for our synthesizer, using `Shift + Ctrl + N`
 ** *Name:* Kick
-** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFx
+** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFX
 ** Click `Add and Close`
 
 image::screenshots/ardour-new-track.png[]
@@ -31,11 +31,11 @@ image::screenshots/ardour-open-piano-roll.png[]
 
 image::screenshots/ardour-enable-draw-mode.png[]
 
-- Draw a midi area that is 1 *beat* / 4 *measures* long. Don't worry if you don't know what that means, you can just draw from the `1` to the `2` following the `Bars:Beats` bar. See the image below.
+- Draw a MIDI area that is 1 *beat* / 4 *measures* long. Don't worry if you don't know what that means, you can just draw from the `1` to the `2` following the `Bars:Beats` bar. See the image below.
 
 image::screenshots/ardour-draw-midi-area.png[]
 
-==== Draw your midi pattern
+==== Draw your MIDI pattern
 I'm just going to place a simple 4/4 pattern. You can do anything you like, but don't get too crazy yet, it's going to be repeating behind you while you sculpt the sound.
 
 image::screenshots/ardour-midi-4-4-pattern.png[]

IntroTutorial-SnareDrumSynthesis.adoc

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Launch the Ardour session you used for the <<tut1, kick drum tutorial>>.
 ==== Add a new MIDI track
 * Create a new Zyn-Fusion MIDI track for our synthesizer, using `Shift + Ctrl + N`
 ** *Name:* Snare
-** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFx
+** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFX
 ** Click `Add and Close`
 
 ==== Open the piano roll

Introduction.adoc

@@ -12,10 +12,12 @@ within your favorite DAW.
 
 === About the User Manual
 
+// TODO: This manual aims to teach the user...
+
 The Manual was divided into several sections:
 
 Introduction:: We're starting with a few simple tutorials to get the user hands-on with the synthesizer as fast as possible.
-Basic:: We start to cover everything from top to bottom. If you're fairly new to Zyn-Fusion ,this part should provide you with a comprehensive, yet not overwhelming instruction.
+Basic:: We start to cover everything from top to bottom. If you're fairly new to Zyn-Fusion, this part should provide you with a comprehensive, yet not overwhelming instruction.
 Advanced:: We go into more detail and cover things that were skipped in the previous part. More advanced users should benefit from this part, adding depth to their understanding of the synthesizer. For newcomers, this part might be too confusing.
 Glossary:: A glossary appendix with various terms indexed alphabetically
 Routing Diagrams:: Signal routing diagrams that should let you gain a deep understanding of the inner workings of the synthesizer.

QuickStart.adoc

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 *This quick-start will guide you through the process of using Ardour to launch Zyn-Fusion and then using Zyn-Fusion to open an existing patch and modify it.*
 
+// TODO: Were the unfamiliar terms covered? Maybe just get rid of this sentence and update the glossary.
 Don't worry if some or most of these terms are unfamiliar, we'll cover them soon but for now we want to get you having fun making sounds!
 
 When you're finished with this project you'll learn some fundamentals such as:
@@ -21,9 +22,9 @@ WARNING: This guide expects that you are starting with a working installation of
 ** I named mine *QuickStart* but you can choose any name you'd like
 
 ==== Add your first track
-* Create a new Zyn-Fusion midi track for our synthesizer, using `Shift + Ctrl + N`
+* Create a new Zyn-Fusion MIDI track for our synthesizer, using `Shift + Ctrl + N`
 ** *Name:* Synth
-** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFx
+** *Instrument:* ZynAddSubFX
 ** Click `Add and Close`
 
 image::screenshots/ardour-new-track.png[]