How can you add a music track to your sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro?

Adding a music track to your sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro is effectively accomplished by dragging it from the Media Browser to an audio track. This method allows for a straightforward and intuitive way to incorporate audio into your project.

When you drag a music file from the Media Browser onto an audio track in your sequence timeline, you can directly place it where you want it to begin, and you have the flexibility to adjust its position, length, and other parameters thereafter. This approach also gives you the ability to preview the audio file from the Media Browser before adding it to the timeline, ensuring that you select the correct track.

Using the Effects panel is focused more on visual enhancements, not audio tracks. Importing via the File menu does allow for adding new files to your project but does not automatically place them in the timeline, which is a crucial step in assembling your sequence. The Audio Mixer tool is beneficial for adjusting levels and effects post-insertion rather than for the initial addition of media to the timeline. Thus, dragging from the Media Browser is the most efficient and effective way to add music tracks directly into your sequence.