How can you turn off an individual node?

• A. Command-D / Ctrl-D
• B. Alt-Backspace
• C. Shift-N
• D. Right-click and disable

Answer: (A)

Disabling a single node means temporarily bypassing its effects while leaving all other nodes in the chain active. The fastest and most reliable way to do this in Resolve is to toggle the selected node off or on using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+D on Windows or Command+D on macOS. This instantly disables the chosen node, often indicated by the node appearing grayed out, and you can re-enable it just as quickly by pressing the same keys again. While you can also disable a node via a right-click menu, the keyboard shortcut is preferable for quick, repeated testing. The other shortcuts listed don’t perform this toggle, so they won’t turn off just the selected node.