Final Cut Pro Certification Practice Test

The command that creates a slip edit without causing a sync offset is the "Expand Audio/Video" command. This allows you to maintain the sync between audio and video elements while you adjust the timing of the clip within its frame boundaries. When you use "Expand Audio/Video," you break the link between the audio and video portions of a clip. You can then slip the audio or video independently without affecting the overall sync of the respective media items. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you want to make precise timing adjustments to either the audio or the video without misaligning them. On the other hand, a slip edit typically allows you to adjust the in and out points of a clip while keeping its duration constant, but it can lead to issues with sync if audio is not handled correctly. The Razor blade command is used to cut clips into sections, which also does not inherently address syncing issues. The Replace Edit command substitutes clips but does not facilitate adjustments while preserving sync.