Updated Reduce Noise and Improve Sound Quality (Implementing a New Mixer) (markdown)

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@@ -38,6 +38,16 @@ Here, `[size]` is the length of one frame of audio, which varies by the sample r
 ```
 Just find the sample rate you're using and use its corresponding frame size as the size of the array. For example, for the default sample rate, the size of the array is 0xE0 (note that the size of the array actually needs to be the frame size x 4; this is why this array is of type `u32` rather than `char` or `u8`).
 
+Additionally, if you are planning on building the `modern` target, you will need to change
+```c
+struct SoundInfo gSoundInfo = {0};
+```
+to
+```c
+EWRAM_DATA struct SoundInfo gSoundInfo = {0};
+```
+In the vanilla build, we rely on `sym_ewram.txt` to put that symbol in the EWRAM section, but the `modern` target does not use `sym_ewram.txt`, which means that if we do not add this macro, the linker will attempt to put it into IWRAM, which will overflow the section and cause it not to build.
+
 Next, remove the following from [common_syms/m4a.txt](https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/blob/master/common_syms/m4a.txt):
 ```
 gSoundInfo