Which function allows you to create a duplicate of a selected clip?

The function that allows you to create a duplicate of a selected clip is often through the action known as "Alt + Drag." This technique is particularly useful in video editing software like AVID Media Composer because it enables the user to quickly create an exact replica of a selected clip within the timeline or in the bin. By holding the Alt key while dragging the clip, you can easily drop a copy of it in a new location without needing to navigate through additional menus or commands.

This method is not only efficient but also intuitive, allowing for quick adjustments and alterations to your timeline without interrupting your workflow. The direct manipulation via dragging makes this method particularly engaging, as users can see where the duplicate is placed immediately, enhancing the editing experience.

Other methods like "Copy/Paste" may involve multiple steps including selecting, copying, navigating, and then pasting, which can be less efficient in fast-paced editing environments. While "Duplicate Clip" suggests a direct way to create a copy through a menu command, it may not be as intuitive or as quick as using the keyboard shortcut. The term "Cloning" is not commonly used in AVID Media Composer to describe duplicating clips, and could lead to confusion. Thus, the combination of the Alt