Update 2016-10-15-output-audio-to-multiple-devices-simultaneously.md

Author: manjima

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@@ -18,24 +18,24 @@ Ever wanted to share a movie or song with a friend, but you did not have one of
 
 *You **don't** need one of these - Photo: [Amazon](http://www.amazon.in/Belkin-F8Z274bt-RockStar-Audio-Splitter/dp/B00904WS2K)*
 
-* `⌘+space` to open up spotlight and type in **Audio MIDI Setup**
+* `⌘+space` to open up spotlight and type in **Audio MIDI Setup.**
 
-* Hit the **+** menu on the bottom left of the window and click on **Create Multi-output device**
+* Hit the **+** menu on the bottom left of the window and click on **Create Multi-output device.**
 
 ![create multi-output device](http://cdn.madaboutcode.com/i/1-multiple-headphones-mac/step1.jpg)
 
-* Select the audio devices to simultaneously send the output. In my case it was the two headphones. This does not have to be just headphones. You could for e.g. have the audio play through your laptop speakers as well as your HiFi headphones at the same time. Also, you will need to check drift correction if your audio devices have different sample rates.
+* Select the audio devices to simultaneously send the output. In my case, these were the two headphones. That need not be the case though. You could, for example, have the audio play through your laptop speakers and your HiFi headphones at the same time. If your audio devices have different sample rates, you will also need to check drift correction.
 
 ![pick devices](http://cdn.madaboutcode.com/i/1-multiple-headphones-mac/step2.jpg)
 
 * Change the name of the new device to something meaningful - "All Headphones" in my case. 
 
 <img src="http://cdn.madaboutcode.com/i/1-multiple-headphones-mac/5-output-selection.jpg" alt="Select Output" class="small"/>
 
-Voila, you can now choose the new device as your speaker from the Audio icon in the menu bar. Beware that you need one of the headphones to be a USB (or use a USB DAC) or bluetooth for this to work as there is only one 3.5mm jack in your Mac. 
+Voila! You can now choose the new device as your speaker from the Audio icon in the menu bar. Bear in mind that you need one of the headphones to be a USB (or use a USB DAC) or bluetooth for this to work as there is only one 3.5mm jack in your Mac. 
 
-The **Audio MIDI Setup** app is a treasure trove of good stuff. You can combine together multiple devices to create some pretty complicated setups for free. See this 4.0 setup for example. 
+The **Audio MIDI Setup** app is a treasure trove of good stuff. You can combine multiple devices to create some pretty complicated setups for free. See this 4.0 setup for example. 
 
 ![Audio MIDI Setup](http://cdn.madaboutcode.com/i/1-multiple-headphones-mac/step3.jpg)
 
-You can read more about it in [this apple support article](https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT202000)
+You can read more about it in [this apple support article.](https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT202000)