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 <figure class=right>
 <img src="/images/gain-envelope1.png" alt="Default gain envelope">
-<figcaption class=center>A typical gain envelope (green line).</figcaption>
+<figcaption>A gain envelope (in green).</figcaption>
 </figure>
 
 <p>
-  In Ardour, every <dfn>region</dfn> has a <dfn>gain envelope</dfn>, which is normally hidden. Clicking on the Draw tool will cause all the gain envelopes on all regions to show themselves; these will appear as green lines with square dots (<dfn>control points</dfn>) at the beginning and end of each region. The vertical axis represents gain, with the top of the region representing +6dB and the bottom representing approximately -170dB. By default, the line starts and ends at 0dB; the control points can be moved up and down to change the amount of gain at that point.
+  In Ardour, every <dfn>region</dfn> has a <dfn>gain envelope</dfn>, which is
+  normally hidden. Clicking on the Draw tool will cause all the gain envelopes
+  on all regions to show themselves; these will appear as green lines with
+  square dots (<dfn>control points</dfn>) at the beginning and end of each
+  region. The vertical axis represents gain, with the top of the region
+  representing +6dB and the bottom representing approximately -170dB. By
+  default, the line starts and ends at 0dB; the control points can be moved up
+  and down to change the amount of gain at that point.
 </p>
 
 <p>
-  Gain follows the line between control points continuously during playback, and adjusts the gain for that region accordingly. It is completely automatic, unlike channel <a href="@@automation">automation</a>.
+  Gain follows the line between control points continuously during playback,
+  and adjusts the gain for that region accordingly. It is completely automatic,
+  unlike channel <a href="@@automation">automation</a>.
 </p>
 
 <h2 style="clear: both">Manipulating Gain Envelopes</h2>
 
 <p>
-  The default gain curve, by itself, is not very useful; in order to have more control over the shape of the gain envelope it is necessary to add extra control points. To add a control point to the envelope, click anywhere in the region where there are no existing control points; it will appear <em>on the line</em> at the X-axis of the mouse's current position in the region.
+  The default gain curve, by itself, is not very useful; in order to have more
+  control over the shape of the gain envelope it is necessary to add extra
+  control points. Clicking anywhere in the region where there are no existing
+  control points adds a control point to the envelope; it will appear <em>on the
+  line</em> at the X-axis of the mouse's current position in the region.
 </p>
 
-<figure class=center>
+<figure class="center">
 <img src="/images/gain-envelope2.png" alt="Complex gain envelope">
-<figcaption class=center>A more complex gain envelope.</figcaption>
+<figcaption>A more complex gain envelope.</figcaption>
 </figure>
 
 <p>
-  Once added, a control point can be <kbd class=mouse>Left</kbd> clicked and dragged to the desired location. Hovering over a control point will show its current level in dB. To remove a control point, <kbd class=mouse>Left</kbd> click it and press <kbd>Delete</kbd>.
+  Once added, a control point can be <kbd class="mouse">Left</kbd> clicked and
+  dragged to the desired location. Hovering over a control point will show its
+  current level in dB. <kbd class="mouse">Left</kbd> clicking a control point
+  and pressing <kbd>Delete</kbd>, or <kbd class="mod3 mouse">Right</kbd>
+  clicking a control point deletes it.
 </p>