I recently recorded (audio) a jam session of a group of musicians and musician wanabees. I transferred and saved about 40 clips (files) to my computer. Now with Sound Editor I'm cleaning up those clips that are worth saving and plan to burn CDs for the guys. After saving my project I selected the BURN AUDIO CD and then, USE CLIPS FROM PROJECT and then selected BURN. The CD burned ok and it can be played back on another CD player. Success. However, there was no (or minimal) audio separation from track to track on the CD. As soon as one track finished, the next started almost instantly. The question: how do I add a delay of several seconds between tracks, as you would find on a commercial CD?
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I recently recorded (audio) a jam session of a group of musicians and musician wanabees. I transferred and saved about 40 clips (files) to my computer. Now with Sound Editor I'm cleaning up those clips that are worth saving and plan to burn CDs for the guys. After saving my project I selected the BURN AUDIO CD and then, USE CLIPS FROM PROJECT and then selected BURN. The CD burned ok and it can be played back on another CD player. Success. However, there was no (or minimal) audio separation from track to track on the CD. As soon as one track finished, the next started almost instantly. The question: how do I add a delay of several seconds between tracks, as you would find on a commercial CD?
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