How can an accidentally deleted track be restored in Pro Tools?

Using the Undo command immediately after deletion is essential in Pro Tools because it allows users to quickly revert the last action taken. When a track is deleted, the deletion is a direct action that can be reversed if done promptly. The Undo function is a fundamental feature in many software applications, including Pro Tools, providing convenience and efficiency during a session.

In contrast, the other methods presented would not effectively restore a deleted track in the same immediate and straightforward manner. For example, selecting the track from the audio bin would not work because deleted tracks do not remain in the audio bin. Re-importing the track from storage assumes that the original audio files are still accessible, which may not always be the case. Accessing the Preferences menu is unrelated to restoring deleted tracks and does not provide a function for undoing actions. Thus, utilizing the Undo command is the most direct and effective way to restore a track immediately after it has been accidentally deleted.