How do you use the Nudge function to move a clip in small increments?

How do you use the Nudge function to move a clip in small increments?

• A. Select the clip and use the Time Warp tool to move it precisely.
• B. Use the Slip Edit tool to nudge the clip.
• C. Use the grid and the Nudge controls to move selected clips.
• D. Enable Nudge, set a small value in grid or nudge window, select the clip, press Nudge Left/Right to move.

Answer: (D)

Nudging uses a fixed increment so you can move a clip in tiny, predictable steps. To do this effectively, you first enable Nudges so the movement commands actually apply. Then set a small increment value in the grid or Nudges window—this defines how far the clip will move with each press. Next, select the clip you want to adjust, and press the Nudge Left or Nudge Right command to move it by that amount. This method gives precise, repeatable adjustments without altering other timing aspects, unlike plugins like Time Warp. It also provides more control than a freeform Slip Edit, since the movement is tied to a defined increment.

Nudging uses a fixed increment so you can move a clip in tiny, predictable steps. To do this effectively, you first enable Nudges so the movement commands actually apply. Then set a small increment value in the grid or Nudges window—this defines how far the clip will move with each press. Next, select the clip you want to adjust, and press the Nudge Left or Nudge Right command to move it by that amount. This method gives precise, repeatable adjustments without altering other timing aspects, unlike plugins like Time Warp. It also provides more control than a freeform Slip Edit, since the movement is tied to a defined increment.