Duplicating an audio segmant

Is there a way to duplicate and audio segment- copy and paste does not do it.

Hello Mel:
Unless I am missing something in your question-
If you import the audio into the timeline and then go to edit>copy>paste it should work. If it is audio that is already on the video you will need to extract it first then copy>paste.
If it is from music in your audio files, them just import it at the playhead.
Sue

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