How can you distinguish whole file clips in Pro Tools?

In Pro Tools, whole file clips can be distinguished by being presented in a bold format. This visual cue allows users to easily identify these clips, which represent entire audio files in the session, as opposed to other types of clips that may be created from edits or selections within those files. The bolded appearance helps streamline workflow by providing a clear visual indication of clip type, which can be particularly useful when managing multiple audio files and tracks within a project.

Other visual identifiers, such as italics, underlining, or highlighting in blue, are not used to represent whole file clips, which is why they do not serve as distinguishing features within the Pro Tools interface. Thus, recognizing the bold formatting is essential for effectively working with audio files and understanding how they relate to the overall session.