Fixed typos.

readme.md

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-1 - The USB_Audio_F32.h  includes all the functions needed to use USB audio for input and output.  However, it is not in the OpenAudio_ArduinoLibrary.h as would be expected.  To use this class, add "#include USB_Audio_F32.h" to the INO file and before compiling, go to the IDE Tools>USB Type and set the radio button to "Audio."  This should then compile without error.  Also, using this class requires some amount of I16 audio memory, such as a line in the top of the INO, "AudioMemory(10);"
+1 - The USB_Audio_F32.h  includes all the functions needed to use USB audio for input and output.
-2 - This library generally supports changing sample rates within the range of the Codec hardware being used.
+However, it is not in the OpenAudio_ArduinoLibrary.h as would be expected.  To use this class,
-See Examples/PassthroughF32/PassthroughF32.ino.  In addition, be aware that classes that need speed scaling such as waveform generators and filters must be modified
+add "#include USB_Audio_F32.h" to the INO file and before compiling, go to the
+IDE Tools>USB Type and set the radio button to "Audio."  This should then compile without error.
+Also, using this class requires some amount of I16 audio memory, such as a line in the top of
+the INO, "AudioMemory(10);"
+
+2 - This library generally supports changing sample rates within the range of the Codec hardware
+being used. See Examples/PassthroughF32/PassthroughF32.ino.  In addition, be aware that classes that
+need speed scaling such as waveform generators and filters must be modified
 individually using built-in functions such as
 AudioSynthWaveformSine_F32::setSampleRate_Hz(float &fs_Hz). Also, see
 https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/38753-Discussion-about-a-simple-way-to-change-the-sample-rate