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The document discusses various editing tools and techniques in Adobe Audition including using the four display views, selecting and editing audio clips, copying, cutting and pasting audio, adjusting amplitude and fade controls on audio clips, working with markers, generating audio, and using undo and redo functions. It provides instructions and examples for audio editing and processing in Adobe Audition.
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