To make a selection across multiple non-adjacent tracks, you should:

To make a selection across multiple non-adjacent tracks, you should:

• A. Shift-click on each additional edit playlist you want to add to your selection
• B. Command-click on each additional edit playlist you want to add to your selection
• C. Ctrl-click on each additional edit playlist you want to add to your selection
• D. Option-click on each additional edit playlist you want to add to your selection

Answer: (A)

To select across non-adjacent edit playlists, you extend your current selection by Shift-clicking each additional playlist. Start with one playlist selected, then hold Shift and click the next playlist on any track you want to include. Each click adds that playlist to the existing selection without clearing what you already chose, letting you assemble a multi-track, non-contiguous group for batch editing or processing. The Shift modifier is designed for expanding an active selection to new items, which is exactly what you need when dealing with non-adjacent locations. The other modifiers change how items are added or perform different actions, so they don’t reliably create the same extended, cross-track selection in this scenario.

To select across non-adjacent edit playlists, you extend your current selection by Shift-clicking each additional playlist. Start with one playlist selected, then hold Shift and click the next playlist on any track you want to include. Each click adds that playlist to the existing selection without clearing what you already chose, letting you assemble a multi-track, non-contiguous group for batch editing or processing. The Shift modifier is designed for expanding an active selection to new items, which is exactly what you need when dealing with non-adjacent locations. The other modifiers change how items are added or perform different actions, so they don’t reliably create the same extended, cross-track selection in this scenario.