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Jan 19, 2021 8:42 AM UTC
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ADJUSTING 'PAUSE' IN CD lAYOUT

When burning CDs with Adobe Audition there is a 2 second pause between tracks by default. I wish to have a 1 second gap, I realise you can change this manually track by track but can you alter the pause to 1 second altogether in one hit?

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Jan 19, 2021 12:18 PM UTC

Go to Edit>Preferences>Markers and metadata, and at the bottom you will find a setting for the default CD track pause time. Be careful; the format is hh:mm:ss.ff, so you have to set it as 00:00:01.00 for a one-second gap between each track. The ff part is frames, and there are 75 of those in a second. If you want to avoid clicks, and indeed guarantee that you get exactly a second between tracks, then set Audition's time display (right-click on it) to 'Compact Disk 75fps' and make sure that snapping is set to 'Frames' before marking up the tracks.

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Jan 19, 2021 12:26 PM UTC

Thanks Steve

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Jan 19, 2021 12:18 PM UTC

Go to Edit>Preferences>Markers and metadata, and at the bottom you will find a setting for the default CD track pause time. Be careful; the format is hh:mm:ss.ff, so you have to set it as 00:00:01.00 for a one-second gap between each track. The ff part is frames, and there are 75 of those in a second. If you want to avoid clicks, and indeed guarantee that you get exactly a second between tracks, then set Audition's time display (right-click on it) to 'Compact Disk 75fps' and make sure that snapping is set to 'Frames' before marking up the tracks.

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