instance or between multiple auedit instances.
o   Changing the amplitude of an interval.
o   Fading in or out an interval.
o   A collection of drop-down menus and command buttons.
minutes, seconds, and hundredths of seconds.
o   Buttons to play, stop, and pause the audio.
o   Two menus indicating the current file and data formats.
played, most other functions are disabled.
prompted for the number of tracks for the new file.
comment are used when saving the file.
be asked if you wish to save them.
cies, the data will be converted to the frequency of  the  destination.
change.	 Then  change  the  Frequency  field to the desired frequency.
converted to the frequency specified in the Frequency field.
Cut		   Moves the interval to the selection buffer.
Copy		   Copies the interval to the selection buffer.
marker with the data from the selection buffer.
marker with the data	 from  the  selection  buffer.
The mixing function is an average.
to the state prior to the first undo.
In		   Zoom in by a factor of two.
Out		   Zoom out by a factor of two.
Full		   Zoom out to display all of the audio data.
All operations under the effects menu apply to the current interval.
scale.  The scale may be non-integral.
Reverse		   Reverses the order of the data within the interval.
line mode and microphone mode.
o   A gain slider.  This controls the input gain level.
monitoring feature that lets you hear what you're recording.
recording and dismisses the record dialog box.
There is no way to manipulate individual tracks.