You can upload an audio file from different locations, including the "My Content" section of your account. This step-by-step guide shows you how to upload a file from the Audio-Video tool homepage. 

1. Go to the Audio-Video homepage
2. Find the "Add to Your Collections" section
   • Find this menu on the right below the magnifying glass icon

   • A drop-down menu will expand

3. Choose a collection from the drop-down menu
   

   • The drop-down menu will close, and will show the name of the collection 

4. Click on Upload Audio

   • The "Create Audio" page will open

5. Click on Media

   • A menu will unfold

6. Click on Add Media

   • A dialogue box will open

7. To add audio files saved to your computer, click on the Upload tab

   • The "Upload Audio" section will open

8. Click on Browse

   • A dialogue box will open, showing a list of files on your computer

9. Choose a file
10. Click on Open

    • The dialogue box will close, and the file will appear in the "Upload Audio" list

11. Add more files as desired
12. Click on Upload

    • A dialogue box will open, showing a status bar for the upload; when it finishes, you will be returned to the "Upload Audio" list, and the file's status will be listed as "Done"

13. Click on Next

    • A window will load, allowing you to change the title of the media file and add tags

14. Fill in the "Title" field
    • The file will not load without a title
15. Click on Next

    • A status bar will appear, and when the file is uploaded the dialogue box will close

    • The audio file will be listed in the "Media" section of the "Create Audio" page

16. Click on the Title & Description section
    • Scroll down the "Create Audio" page to find this section 
17. Enter a title 
    • The audio will not save without a title
18. Click on the other sections on the "Create Audio" page to add more settings
    • See the Add Information to Your Audio Files guide for help editing these fields
19. Click on Save

    • The file will appear

    • A confirmation message will appear