Sound editing can be used as a multiplayer cheat in order to gain an unfair advantage over other players. In this cheat, sounds made by the opponent (and the cheating player as well) are changed to sounds that are presumably either easier to hear for the cheating player, or longer in duration. The non-cheating player hears no difference. Detection of this cheat involves audio observation of the player's live game.
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