Track at Once vs Disk at Once

[John Rofrano]

[Linda O'Connell] “What is the difference between Track at Once Audio CD and Disk at Once Audio CD?”

Track-at-Once adds tracks to the disc one at a time. It automatically adds a 2 second pause between tracks. You can come back later and add more tracks. When you are finished, you must manually close the disc so that it can be read by a CD player.

Disc at Once burns all of the tracks exactly has laid out on the timeline and then closes the disc so that no more tracks can be added and it’s ready for playback on a CD player. In this mode you manually control the track gaps through event placement.

[Linda O'Connell] “Also, is there a way to delete the 2 second gap when marking the Audio Track?”

Marking the tracks yourself with the ‘N’ key and use Disc-at-once. You then control the gap with your event placement.

~jr

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[Linda O’connell]

If I haven’t mentioned it John, you are awesome. You have helped me out so much over the years, I really appreciate it.

[John Rofrano]

You are very welcome Linda. I’m glad that I could help. 🙂

~jr

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