Which method provides a quick audition of a clip without affecting playback state?

Which method provides a quick audition of a clip without affecting playback state?

• A. Increase the session tempo
• B. Clip List Quick Play
• C. Solo the track and audition
• D. Audit with Clip Gain

Answer: (B)

Auditioning a clip quickly without altering what’s playing relies on a non-destructive preview tool built into the Clip List. Clip List Quick Play lets you hear a clip right from the Clip List without changing the transport, tempo, or current playback state. It streams the clip for a moment so you can judge its sound without affecting the session’s playback. Increasing the session tempo changes the speed and feel of playback, not a quick clip preview. Soloing a track isolates that track and can alter what you hear or require starting playback, which disrupts the current state. Auditing with Clip Gain adjusts the clip’s level, which changes the mix rather than simply providing a quick listen to the clip itself.

Auditioning a clip quickly without altering what’s playing relies on a non-destructive preview tool built into the Clip List. Clip List Quick Play lets you hear a clip right from the Clip List without changing the transport, tempo, or current playback state. It streams the clip for a moment so you can judge its sound without affecting the session’s playback.

Increasing the session tempo changes the speed and feel of playback, not a quick clip preview. Soloing a track isolates that track and can alter what you hear or require starting playback, which disrupts the current state. Auditing with Clip Gain adjusts the clip’s level, which changes the mix rather than simply providing a quick listen to the clip itself.