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@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@
   <tr><th>Audio</th>
 		<td>An <dfn>Audio Track</dfn> is created with a user-specified number of
 		inputs. The number of outputs is defined by the master bus channel count
-		(for details see <a href="#channelconfiguration">Channel Configuration</a>
-		below). This is the type of track to use when planning to work with
+		(for details see <a href="@@channel-configuration">Channel Configuration</a>).
+		This is the type of track to use when planning to work with
 		existing or newly recorded audio.</td></tr>
   <tr><th>MIDI</th>
 		<td>A <dfn>MIDI track</dfn> is created with a single MIDI input, and a
@@ -60,11 +60,11 @@
 		<td>A <abbr title="Voltage-Controlled Amplifier">VCA</abbr> is a way to group
 		together tracks or busses to enable grouped-control over gain, solo and mute.
 		Like the Bus, it does not contain regions, but unlike it, it does not contain
-		effects. VCAs are commonly used to group together related tracks (e.g. "drums"
+		effects either. VCAs are commonly used to group together related tracks (e.g. "drums"
 		or "vocals") to allow controlling the gain of all those tracks at once in the
 		mix while retaining their relative gain.<br>
 		VCAs are fed audio by <a href="@@control-masters-mixer-strips">assigning them</a>
-		to one or multiple track(s) or bus(ses).
+		to one or more tracks or busses.
 		</td></tr>
 </table>