In the Fairlight page, what is the highest level of precision you can work with?

• A. Frame Level
• B. Sample Level
• C. Bit Level
• D. Pixel Level

Answer: (B)

In Fairlight, the smallest unit you work with for audio edits is the sample. Audio data is stored as discrete samples, so you can address and adjust audio on a per-sample basis, giving the finest possible precision. Frame-level editing ties edits to video frames and is therefore coarser for audio, since many samples exist within a single frame. Pixel-level work applies to video pixels, not audio data, and bit-level editing isn’t exposed as a standard editing unit in Fairlight. So, the highest level of precision you can work with is the sample level.