Audio files can be imported into your current session through the Workspace in Pro Tools 6.0 and higher software. For instance, you can drag an audio file from the Workspace directly onto an audio track. The file will automatically be imported and placed on the track where you release the cursor. Additionally, if you drag the audio file into the blank part of the Edit window (the white area below the last track), Pro Tools will automatically create a new track, name the track the same as audio file, and place the audio file at the beginning of the session. No empty space available? By holding the Shift button as you drag the audio file into the Edit window, you will force Pro Tools to create a new track.
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