3. Create, Open, Edit and Save Audio Files
Create
a new file
To create a new file press Ctrl+N, When creating a new file Super
Audio Editor will normally prompt you to select the sample rate
and channels. You can disable the prompt and set the default rate
using Options
Open an existing file
To open an existing file press Ctrl+O, browse to locate the file
you want to open and click Open
You can also load audio tracks from the CDs by select File - Load
Audio CD Track(s) to select the track.
Edit Audio Files
To edit the audio files with basic functions, click Edit and choose
the process you want:
Undo/Redo, Cut (Ctrl+X), Copy (Ctrl+C), Paste (Ctrl+V), Paste Mix,
Delete (Del), Select All (Ctrl+A), Select To Start (Shift+Home),
Select To End (Shift+End), Select Specified Time (Ctrl+G), Mix File,
Repeat Loop, Trim (Ctrl+T), Trim Start, Trim End, Split into two
at this point, Silence Select Region, Sace Selected Region As, Insert
Silence, Insert File and Copy To New.
Save an audio file
To save the current audio file with the current name press Ctrl+N
To save the file with a different name or in a different format
use the menu File - Save As


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