You
            can scrub audio at any speed between -100% and +100% of real time
            (locked rate scrub) or do a free form scrub. You can scrub a single
            audio track or all audio tracks.
         
         To scrub audio in the timeline:
         
         
            - Do one of the following:
               
                  - To scrub all audio tracks, place the
                     focus point on the video track.
                  
- To scrub a single track, place the focus
                     point of the positioner on that track. See 
                              Changing the Current Track.
                  
 
- Click in the scrub bar at the location
               in the timeline where you want to scrub the audio. Continue to hold
               down the mouse button.
            
- Do
               one of the following:
               
                  - For a locked rate scrub, press Alt +Ctrl and drag the positioner
                     left or right to scrub the audio. Dragging farther to the left or
                     right increases the playback speed. You cannot scrub faster than
                     real time. You can hear all the tracks by pressing Alt +Ctrl+Shift.
                  
- For a free form scrub, press Alt and drag the positioner left
                     or right to scrub the audio. You can hear all the tracks by pressing Alt +Shift.
                  
 Dragging farther to the
                  left or right increases the playback speed.
                You can toggle between
                  locked and unlocked scrub modes on the fly, by alternating between
                  the Alt and Alt +Ctrl hotkeys.
                TipYou can quickly scrub
                     a single track without moving the focus point by dragging the positioner
                     with the cursor positioned over that track.
                   
- To
               scrub one frame at a time, press Ctrl+Shift+C to
               go back one frame, and Ctrl+Shift+V to
               go forward one frame.