No, it doesn't work like that. For example, if you had a 'Music' folder that everything was within, you grant access to the Music folder (and thereby any child

No, it doesn't work like that. For example, if you had a 'Music' folder that everything was within, you grant access to the Music folder (and thereby any child folders or files). It's about granting access to a folder and its children, rather than individual access to files. For example, when you try to import your files, if they are located within the 'Music' folder, the OS will ask if you are OK with the app having read / write access to that folder. You click OK - it will never ask again for anything you store import or interact with under that parent. Similar to how IDE's ask if folders should be trusted when you open / run projects.