<HTML> <BODY BACKGROUND="bgnd.jpg"> This window lets you edit the audio wave for the current sample. <br> Initially, the entire sample's wave is shown. To see the wave in more detail, zoom in by scrolling the horizontal and vertical Zoom scroll bars. <br> Click <b>Audio Quality</b> to change quality and memory requirements of your recording. <dir> <b>CD</b> quality consumes 88,200 bytes per second, or 5 million bytes per minute. <br> <b>FM Radio</b> quality consumes 22,050 bytes per second, or 1.25 million bytes per minute. <br> <b>Old Radio</b> quality consumes 8,000 bytes per second, or 480,000 bytes per minute. </dir> With the left mouse down, drag the mouse over the sound window to select part of it. <br> To hear only the selected sound, press the <b>Play Selection</b> button. <br> To copy the selected sound to the clipboard, select <b>Copy</b> from the Edit menu. <br> To paste the clipboard, click the mouse where you want it to go and select <b>Paste</b> from the edit menu. <br> To delete the selected part of the wave, select <b>Delete</b> from the edit menu. <br> To set the selected part of the wave to complete silence, select <b>Clear</b> from the edit menu. <br> To replace the selected sound with the same sound played backward, select <b>Reverse</b> from the Edit menu <br> <br> To filter the entire sample, press the <b>Filter</b> button. If you only want to filter part of the sample, select the desired time period before pressing the Filter button. <br> You can make the sample, or part of it, <b>Louder</b> or <b>Softer</b> in volume, or <b>Higher</b> or <b>Lower</b> in pitch by pressing one of those buttons. <br> To help you synchronize with recorded MIDI instruments, vertical <i>tempo</i> lines are drawn at the start of each 16th note. </body> </HTML>