# Creating a Multitrack Session

When you create a Multitrack Session (SESX file), **Audition** automatically creates a project folder for you. Your WAV files and the SESX file need to live in this project folder. If any of these files are not in your project folder, your **Audition** project will not work.

1. Go to **File** on the menu bar and select **New**.
2. From the fly-out menu, select **Multitrack Session**.
3. In the **New Multitrack Session** dialog box, make the following changes:&#x20;
   1. Change **Sample Rate** to **44100**.&#x20;
   2. In the **Folder Location** area, click **Browse**. [Navigate](https://app.gitbook.com/@techresources/s/file-and-folder-management-windows-edition/navigating-folder-tree) to and select your **class folder**.&#x20;
   3. In the **Session Name** field, enter **your-last-name-project-name**. Example: **jones-interview-project**.
4. When finished, click **OK**.

<figure><img src="/files/-Mgvy8aOMq00DEQM18GW" alt="Creating a new Multitrack Session."><figcaption><p>Creating a new Multitrack Session.</p></figcaption></figure>


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