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   Processing latency is usually divided into <dfn>capture latency</dfn> (the time
   it takes for the digitized audio to be available for digital processing, usually
-  one audio period), and <dfn>playback latency</dfn> (the time it takes for
+  one audio period), and <dfn>playback latency</dfn> (the time it takes for the
+  audio that has been processed to be available in digital form).
   In practice, the combination of both matters. It is called <dfn>round-trip
   latency</dfn>: the time necessary for a certain audio event to be captured,
   processed and played back.