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@@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ This tool converts a tracker squence into a format that can be played on-console
 
 ### Supported Source File Export Formats
 * `asmx` assembler
-   * Users of `asm68k` or `snasm68k` can edit the source file to reduce the size of filenames and symbols. These two targets will be supported soon!
+   * Users of ASM68k or SNASM68k can edit the source file to reduce the size of filenames and symbols. These two targets will be supported soon!
+   * For users of C language or GNU as, `soundtrack` generates and exports Echo ESF/EEF/EIF/EWF files directly for custom linkage.
 
-
-`soundtrack` is currently in **alpha** and such is very likely to fail in common scenarios. You can give it a try for your DMF -> ESF conversion requirements, but as of now it may not work for all tracks. In my experience, 80% of tracks using effects supported will play properly. I will fix these issues as I encounter them while converting compositions for my Sega Mega Drive homebrew game, or as issues are reported in the issue tracker. Thank you for your patience!
+⚠️ `soundtrack` is currently in **alpha** and such is very likely to fail in common scenarios. You can give it a try for your DMF -> ESF conversion requirements, but as of now it may not work for all tracks. In my experience, 80% of tracks using effects supported will play properly. I will fix these issues as I encounter them while converting compositions for my Sega Mega Drive homebrew game, or as issues are reported in the issue tracker. Thank you for your patience!
 
 ## Effects Currently Supported
 * `1xx` Portamento Up