From which sources can you add audio clips to the timeline in Fairlight?

• A. Dragging from the Effects Library
• B. Dragging from the Media Pool or Preview Window
• C. Typing the clip name into the timeline
• D. Copying from another project

Answer: (B)

In Fairlight, you bring audio clips onto the timeline by pulling them from the actual media sources you’ve loaded. The Media Pool is the primary repository of all clips in your project, so dragging a clip from the Media Pool places that audio onto the timeline directly. The Preview Window (source/preview) lets you audition a clip and then drag it into the timeline for quick placement. These two sources are the ways to populate your timeline with audio efficiently.

Dragging from the Effects Library would add effects or plugins rather than the audio file itself. Typing a clip name into the timeline won’t locate or insert a clip. Copying from another project isn’t a direct drag source for adding a clip to the timeline in this context; you’d typically copy or import the content instead.