diff --git a/l2ork_addons/K12/fx_autotune-help.pd b/l2ork_addons/K12/fx_autotune-help.pd
index 756b148ce37cf3a0b4435dd53f6425461d705b6d..ddabaacc6c873621bf537b7d2560f58ec8f40f47 100644
--- a/l2ork_addons/K12/fx_autotune-help.pd
+++ b/l2ork_addons/K12/fx_autotune-help.pd
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
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+#N canvas 416 41 509 639 10;
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@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@
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 0 0 %preset% 1 1 %node% 3 11 6 24 %node% 3 11 6 25 %preset% 0 0 %preset%
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-#X obj 19 455 K12/output;
+#X obj 19 495 K12/output;
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 #X text 7 120 OUTLET_0 Connect this to a sound object or sound output
 ;
@@ -33,26 +33,28 @@ to match closest desired pitch in a scale.;
 (-12 to 12 \, default 0);
 #X text 7 140 OUTLET_1 Outputs detected pitch as a value between 0
 and 127;
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 #X obj 133 86 K12/math_number;
 #X obj 396 49 K12/preset;
 #X obj 19 57 K12/signal_saw;
 #X obj 19 174 K12/fx_autotune;
-#X obj 101 375 K12/math_number;
+#X obj 101 415 K12/math_number;
+#X text 266 47 Use preset 0 to play original sound \, then use value
+inside sawtooth object to change pitch. Compare output to preset 1
+, f 20;
 #X text 121 171 Autotune is used to transpose \, or change the pitch
 of the incoming sound in real-time \, so that it matches desired notes
 in the scale. The effect was made famous by artists such as Cher and
 T-Pain. Use the two-row piano key representation to check pitches you
-wish to hear and disable the rest (all are disabled by default).You
-can use the right inlet to transpose by a number of pitches up or down
-(accepts values between -12 and 12 \, default 0). Connect the outgoing
-sound coming out of the left outlet to output or other effects. Use
-the right outlet to monitor observed pitch of the incoming sound represented
-in values between 0 and 127;
-#X text 266 47 Use preset 0 to play original sound \, then use value
-inside sawtooth object to change pitch. Compare output to preset 1
-, f 20;
+wish to hear and disable the rest (all are disabled by default). This
+object is really fun to use with the microphone input. Here it is using
+a sawtooth wave in order to make it simpler to set up and demonstrate
+its functionality.You can use the right inlet to transpose by a number
+of pitches up or down (accepts values between -12 and 12 \, default
+0). Connect the outgoing sound coming out of the left outlet to output
+or other effects. Use the right outlet to monitor observed pitch of
+the incoming sound represented in values between 0 and 127;
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 #X connect 10 0 11 0;
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