README.md

@@ -11,33 +11,6 @@ one gate (digital) output.
 Each track has an associated octave value, by default 4, in which it will
 play note values.
 
-### Example
-
-```text
-channel 0
-bpm 120
-legato on
-octave 2
-
-play c
-play d
-play e
-off
-
-play c
-play d
-play e
-off
-
-play c
-play d
-play e
-off
-
-play b
-off
-```
-
 ### Values
 
 - Note values, either **simple** like `C`, `A#`, and `Db`,
@@ -67,7 +40,7 @@ This value can be given in `c`ents, `s`emitones (which is the default),
 - `play <note>` (abbr. `n`) sets the CV value to a given value and turns on and off the digital output for one beat minus the trigger amount (or simply leaves it on if legato is configured).
 
 - `wait <time>` (abbr. `w`) makes the program wait until the next value.
-Without the use of wait or play, all changes are executed simultaneously and
+Without the use of wait, all changes are executed simultaneously and
 the output will simply be the last values set on the channel.
 
 - `off` (abbr. `o`) turns off the digital channel.
@@ -79,8 +52,6 @@ very short time, then turns it off.
 
 ### Channel Control
 
-- `channel <int>` sets the channel currently being controlled.
-
 - `octave <int>` sets the octave, between 0 and 8, to which simple and relative note values will be played.
 
 - `bpm <natural>` sets the tempo of the channel. This is the time used by the time value `beat` and by the `play` instruction.