When working with multiple audio tracks, which feature helps manage them effectively?

Audio Roles is the correct choice for effectively managing multiple audio tracks in Final Cut Pro. This feature allows editors to categorize and label different audio tracks according to their function, such as dialogue, music, effects, or other specific roles that may be relevant to the project. By assigning audio roles, you create an organized structure that makes it easier to navigate the timeline, adjust levels, apply effects, and export audio in a more controlled manner.

Using Audio Roles helps streamline the editing process, particularly in complex projects with numerous audio sources, as it allows for quick identification and adjustments based on the type of audio. This organizational method also aids in maintaining a clear overview of the audio landscape in your project, thus enhancing overall workflow efficiency.

While other features like folders, clips, and groups contribute to project organization and editing, they do not offer the same level of specific functionality for categorizing and working with audio in a nuanced way that Audio Roles provides.