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# Import User Samples and Wavetables

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### Overview

Current supports multiple ways to import your wavetables and samples.

* **Drag and drop.** Drag and drop an individual audio file or folder onto the waveform display.
* **File browser.** Hover over the waveform display and click the 'Folder' icon to open a file browser. Choose this option if you would like to import multiple audio files or folders.

**Import Behavior**

* **Audio files.** Selected files will be added to the "User" pack.
* **Folders.** Entire folders will be imported as individual packs.

**Note.** Subfolders will not be imported so ensure folders contain only audio files. 

When adding wavetables, you will be prompted with different import options:

* **Import existing wavetable**

Use this for third-party wavetables ready to be loaded.

* **Other options**

These use algorithms to slice the audio file into individual frames to create a wavetable. For more information on wavetable import options, see [Wavetable Oscillators](/current-manual/sound-engine/wavetable-oscillators.md).

**Storage Locations for Sliced Wavetables**

* **macOS**: /Library/Application Support/Minimal/Current/Wavetables/Imported
* **Windows**: C:\ProgramData\Minimal\Current\Wavetables\Imported

**Note**: Subfolders will not be imported so ensure folders contain only audio files.


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