Rewrite some documentation text

cbdevnet · cbdevnet · commit cafe31b953a3 · 2021-07-24T13:41:24.000+02:00
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -122,6 +122,12 @@ output eachothers events.
 
 The last line is a shorter way to create a bi-directional mapping.
 
+You can map input channels to as many outputs as you like. This will deliver incoming
+events for each mapped output.
+You can also map multiple input channels to one common output channel.
+This will forward all events on the mapped inputs to the output channel (experienced
+show-control technicians call this a "latest takes precedence" bus).
+
 ### Multi-channel mapping
 
 To make mapping large contiguous sets of channels easier, channel names may contain certain
diff --git a/backends/jack.md b/backends/jack.md
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ used instead of the word `channel` (Note that `channel` here refers to the MIDI
 The following values are recognized for `type`:
 
 * `cc` - Control Changes
-* `note` - Note On/Off messages
+* `note` - Note On/Off messages (also known as note velocity)
 * `pressure` - Note pressure/aftertouch messages
 * `aftertouch` - Channel-wide aftertouch messages
 * `pitch` - Channel pitchbend messages
diff --git a/backends/rtpmidi.md b/backends/rtpmidi.md
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Common instance configuration parameters
 The `rtpmidi` backend supports mapping different MIDI events to MIDIMonster channels. The currently supported event types are
 
 * `cc` - Control Changes
-* `note` - Note On/Off messages
+* `note` - Note On/Off messages (also known as note velocity)
 * `pressure` - Note pressure/aftertouch messages
 * `aftertouch` - Channel-wide aftertouch messages
 * `pitch` - Channel pitchbend messages
diff --git a/backends/winmidi.md b/backends/winmidi.md
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ to the listing shown at startup when using the global `list` option.
 The `winmidi` backend supports mapping different MIDI events as MIDIMonster channels. The currently supported event types are
 
 * `cc` - Control Changes
-* `note` - Note On/Off messages
+* `note` - Note On/Off messages (also known as note velocity)
 * `pressure` - Note pressure/aftertouch messages
 * `aftertouch` - Channel-wide aftertouch messages
 * `pitch` - Channel pitchbend messages
