In Avid Media Composer, how can you adjust the properties of an audio effect?

The properties of an audio effect can be adjusted within the Effects Editor. This dedicated interface allows users to manipulate various parameters of the audio effects applied to clips or tracks, providing a visual and intuitive way to shape and control sound attributes. The Effects Editor displays all the parameters associated with the selected audio effect, enabling detailed adjustments to enhance the audio according to the project's needs.

Adjusting audio effects through the Effects Editor ensures that all modifications are specific to the effect currently applied, allowing for precise control and a streamlined workflow in editing audio tracks. This is essential for achieving professional-quality sound in projects.

The other methods listed, while relevant to audio editing in general, do not provide the same level of detailed control specifically for audio effects as the Effects Editor does. For instance, right-clicking the audio track provides context-sensitive options but does not directly allow for the adjustment of effect properties. The Timeline menu and the Audio Tool offer broader functionalities related to audio management and control, but again, do not serve the specific purpose of adjusting audio effect properties as effectively as the Effects Editor.