# Opening an Existing Multitrack Session
To continue working on an existing multitrack session, you'll open the SESX file in your project folder.
**Note**: When you open an existing multitrack session, only WAV files that have been added to audio tracks will appear in the **Files** panel (upper-left.)
To work with WAV files that were previously saved or copied to your project folder, you'll need to import those WAV files into your multitrack session.
1. [Connect to your class folder](https://jjloomis.gitbook.io/adobe-audition-basic-audio-editing/listening-and-logging/connecting-to-your-class-folder) using JAMS Lab or CCL Mac.
2. [Navigate](https://jjloomis.gitbooks.io/file-and-folder-management/content/navigating-folder-tree.html) to and open your project folder.
3. Double-click your SESX file to open your multitrack session.
4. To continue working with previously saved WAV files that are in your project folder, [import the WAV files into Audition](https://jjloomis.gitbooks.io/adobe-audition-basic-audio-editing/content/listening-and-logging/importing-wav-files.html).
Opening an Adobe Audition project file.
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