# Importing Audio Files

To import an audio file, make sure FR<mark style="color:red;">EQ</mark>UIA is in Waveform view (by clicking the Equalizer/Waveform button shown below), then simply **drag and drop an audio file onto the Waveform window.**

![Equalizer / Waveform button](/files/tDVZnQbwpbOLPLyuoX6j)

![Dragging audio files on to the Waveform View](/files/dJjj4tQ9Yd7K7pd1UgEE)

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FR<mark style="color:red;">EQ</mark>UIA displays up to five waveforms at a time, but you can import a virtually unlimited number of audio files.
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### Add an additional file

To add a file, drag and drop it in between the existing waveforms or at the end of the list.

### Replace a file

To replace a file, drag a new file directly on top of it.

### Remove a file

To remove a file, right-click on it and select ‘Remove’.

### Supported audio file types

Frequia supports mono or stereo .wav, .aiff, .mp3, .flac, and .m4a files.

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For information on how to set up software inputs (e.g., iTunes, Tidal, Spotify etc.), click [here](/frequia/working-with-audio/software-audio-inputs.md).
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