Merge pull request #4 from MiguelGuthridge/migue/docs

Improve setup instructions after user testing

docs/devices/maudio/hammer88pro.md

@@ -19,7 +19,10 @@ need to be sent to the device.
 6. Switch to the DAW tab, then choose "Load Preset" again, selecting the 
    device's configuration again.
 7. Use the "Send Preset" tool again to send the configuration to the device.
-8. Open FL Studio's MIDI Settings, and set a port for the controller listed as
+8. On the controller, press and hold the DAW button. When the menu appears on
+   the display, use the jog wheel to select the DAW as "FL-Univ". Press the jog
+   wheel to confirm the selection.
+9. Open FL Studio's MIDI Settings, and set a port for the controller listed as
    `MIDIIN3 (Hammer 88 Pro)` in both the input and output sections. Assign this
    device to the controller type "Universal Event Forwarded (user)", so that
    events from this script can be forwarded to the main script to be processed.

docs/setup.md

@@ -8,22 +8,27 @@ To install the script, the following steps are recommended:
     tech support there.
 2.  If you're on Windows, install Git (it should be pre-installed on MacOS and 
     Linux) so that the script can be updated easily.
-3.  Navigate to `Documents/Image-Line/FL Studio/Settings/Hardware` and open in a 
-    terminal.
+3.  Navigate to `Documents/Image-Line/FL Studio/Settings/Hardware` in your file
+    manager and use the right click menu to open it in a terminal (you might
+    need to use "See more options" on Windows).
 4.  Run the command `git clone https://github.com/MiguelGuthridge/Universal-Controller-Script`
     which will download and install the script.
 5.  Launch (or close and relaunch) FL Studio, and open the MIDI Settings window.
 6.  Set your desired controller's ports to be the same (non-zero) value in both
-    the input and output sections.
+    the input and output sections. Refer to the image for an example setup.
 7.  Select the controller in the input section, and change the controller type
     to `Universal Controller (user)`. Make sure the controller is enabled.
 8.  Navigate to the script output window (View > Script output), and select your
     device's tab.
 9.  Wait 3 seconds - if no errors appear, your device was detected successfully.
-    Feel free to familiarise yourself with your device's specific functionality,
-    in the [devices section](devices/devices.md). Enjoy using your device!
-10. If you get an error, then your device couldn't be detected. Usually this
+10. Familiarise yourself with your device's specific functionality in the
+    [devices section](devices/README.md), making sure to complete any additional
+    setup requirements. Enjoy using your device!
+12. If you get an error, then your device couldn't be detected. Usually this
     means that your device doesn't have a definition (I'd love if you 
     [contributed one](contributing/README.md)), but if you're sure your
     device does, it may just need some manual configuration. Refer to its manual
     page in the [devices section](devices/devices.md).
+
+## Images
+![An image of FL Studio's MIDI settings window](setup/midi_settings.png)