Tiny documentation updates.

New info and chip options for Virtual Boy, slight update to PowerNoise.
tildearrow · Feb 21, 2025 · a01ec02 · a01ec02
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diff --git a/doc/7-systems/powernoise.md b/doc/7-systems/powernoise.md
@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ its design employs linear-feedback shift registers (LFSR) for sound generation.
 
 it has three noise channels and one "slope" channel capable of generating a variety of saw waves.
 
-it outputs stereo sound with 4-bit volume control per channel and 3-bit master volume control.
+it outputs stereo sound with 4-bit volume control per channel and 2-bit master volume control.
 
-refer to its instrument type's documentation for details on sound synthesis.
+refer to [its instrument type's documentation](../4-instrument/powernoise.md) for details on sound synthesis.
 
 ## effect commands
 

diff --git a/doc/7-systems/virtual-boy.md b/doc/7-systems/virtual-boy.md
@@ -51,5 +51,9 @@ this chip uses the [Virtual Boy](../4-instrument/virtual-boy.md) instrument edit
 the following options are available in the Chip Manager window:
 
 - **Waveform storage mode**: selects how will waveforms be loaded.
-  - Dynamic: allows switching between many waves, but it is not confirmed whether this really works on hardware.
   - Static: loads the first 5 waves only.
+  - Dynamic: allows switching between more than 5 waves, but loading a new wave forces all channels off and back on again, usually with an audible click.
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+- **Disable anti-phase-reset**: normally, changing a playing note's waveform resets its phase, causing a click. this eliminates it.  _note:_ this is not hardware accurate!
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+- **I don't care about hardware**: ignores the 5-wave limitation and allows dynamic waveforms without channel resets or clicking. _note:_ this is not hardware accurate!