Is it possible to include several file types in a saved search?

I want to have a saved search that shows recently changed sound files in the Finder.
It works great with one file type, but I want to have two.
Right now I have "Audio IFF", but I also want to include "WAVE".
However, if I add another "Kind" and "other", and set it to "WAVE", the "Audio IFF" files disappears from the search.
Any idea how I can combine two file types in the search?

I want to have a saved search that shows recently changed sound files in the Finder.
It works great with one file type, but I want to have two.
Try the following:
Starting from a Finder search window, change the first condition from "Kind is" to "Last Modified date" is "within last" xxx days:
From that window, hold down the option key, and click on the plus sign at the right:
This will bring up a multi-condition entry form that you can use to construct an "OR" search. Be sure it is set for "Any" of the following are true, and then click on the lowermost plus sign to set up the second OR line:
Finally, set up each condition as KInd is Other, and enter your choices:
Then save the search.

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