| Click on the center handle of the newly created sounds, and move them to the
right and up, to make the start of the next wave start at 7 seconds, one 5th
above the previous wave (starting at the line labeled "G"). The labels
on the bottom of the view indicate the seconds from start time. Because
in music notation we do not start counting at 0, the 7th second is
actually labeled "8".
hint: If you
accidentally deselect the block of sounds, you have the choice between undoing
the operation (Edit > Undo) and starting over, or selecting again the sounds
that constitute the wave using a combination of individual selections made while
holding the Shift (to extend selection), or Ctrl (to toggle selection) keys.
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| Repeat the Edit > Paste again, and
this time move the created sounds towards the bottom right, so that the
wave starts one fifth below (on the "F" line, and at 13 seconds (labeled
2-4). Use the range sliders to adjust your view so that dragging the
selected sounds can be done comfortably. Repeat the operation twice
again to obtain a total of 5 waves, starting at the times (0, 7, 13 and
20 (labeled 3-0) and 27 seconds (labeled 3-8) and pitches (C3, G3, F2,
C3 and C4):
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