Final Cut Pro Certification Practice Test

Where can you switch a clip's audio channels from stereo to dual mono?

1. In the Transform section of the Video inspector.

2. Under the Channel Configuration in the Audio inspector.

3. Through the Effect controls tab.

4. In the project settings menu.

The correct answer is: Under the Channel Configuration in the Audio inspector.

The ability to switch a clip's audio channels from stereo to dual mono is found in the Audio inspector under the Channel Configuration settings. This section is specifically designed to manage audio attributes, allowing users to adjust how audio channels are used in a project. By accessing the Channel Configuration options, you can easily modify whether your audio is set up as stereo (which combines two channels into one) or as dual mono (which allows both channels to exist independently without being mixed). This functionality is crucial for sound mixing and audio editing as it allows for more granular control over how each audio channel behaves in relation to the others. The other options do not provide this capability; the Transform section of the Video inspector is focused on video clip adjustments, the Effect controls tab deals with visual and auditory effects rather than channel configurations, and the project settings menu primarily handles broader project-wide settings rather than individual clip configurations.