Which workspace is best suited for adding sound to a scene?

The Timeline Workspace is designed specifically for adding and managing various types of media elements, including sound, throughout a storyboard scene. This workspace provides a detailed view of the timeline, allowing users to synchronize audio cues with specific frames or actions within the scene seamlessly. Sound elements can be precisely aligned with visual actions, making it easier for storyboard artists and animators to create a cohesive audiovisual experience.

This workspace offers tools that enable users to import audio files, adjust their timing, and control playback directly within the context of the scene's timeline. It allows for a more organized workflow when dealing with complex sound elements, such as voiceovers, sound effects, and music tracks, facilitating a smoother integration into the storyboard.

In contrast, the Editing Workspace focuses more on the arrangement and refinement of scenes rather than sound integration. The Drawing Workspace is primarily intended for illustrating and creating visual elements, while the Export Workspace deals with preparing and outputting completed projects. Therefore, for adding sound to a scene, the Timeline Workspace is the most appropriate choice.