You can nudge a clip's contents by selecting a clip and pressing the Option key (Mac) or the Alt Key (Windows) and pressing [+] or [-] on the numeric keypad.

You can nudge a clip's contents by selecting a clip and pressing the Option key (Mac) or the Alt Key (Windows) and pressing [+] or [-] on the numeric keypad.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It works only for MIDI clips
• D. It works only on the audio

Answer: (B)

Nudging a clip’s contents means shifting the audio inside the clip without changing where the clip starts or ends in the timeline. In Pro Tools, the way you do this is by selecting the clip and using the Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) modifier together with the square bracket keys on the main keyboard (left/right) to nudge the contents by the current nudge value. The plus/minus keys on the numeric keypad aren’t the correct keys for this action, so the described sequence won’t nudge the clip’s contents.

Nudging a clip’s contents means shifting the audio inside the clip without changing where the clip starts or ends in the timeline. In Pro Tools, the way you do this is by selecting the clip and using the Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) modifier together with the square bracket keys on the main keyboard (left/right) to nudge the contents by the current nudge value. The plus/minus keys on the numeric keypad aren’t the correct keys for this action, so the described sequence won’t nudge the clip’s contents.