Operation Manual

Use the up and down arrows next to the minutes, seconds or milliseconds for the marker to adjust the time offset.

Click the green play button to play the mix from this offset.

Note that you cannot adjust the offset so that it conflicts with another marker.

Editing Markers

You can edit a marker by double clicking it on the time line or by right clicking it and choosing Edit... Alternatively, you

can click the Mix menu, followed by Markers, followed by Edit, followed by the marker you'd like to edit.

Deleting Markers

Right click on a marker on the time line and select Delete to remove a marker. (Note that you cannot delete the first

marker and may only edit it.)

Delete All Markers

Click the Mix menu and select Markers followed by Delete All Markers. This will delete all markers besides the first

marker.

Automatic Marker Wizard

The track marker wizard is a handy way to add multiple track markers at a time. You can either choose to add

markers at specific intervals, or you can add markers based on the silence in a sound. It will even remove the

silence! This can be very handy if recording albums from the Internet, LPs or cassettes and need a quick way to

break up the tracks!

Intervals

Choose At Intervals Of to set markers at an equal spacing for a period of time.

Based On Silence Of Sound

Choose Based On Silence Of Sound to create markers based on the gaps of audio in a recording.

Select the sound to create markers based on from the drop down. Each new marker will be created based on a

detected threshold of silence (The default Silence is 7% of Full Volume). In order to create a track marker, there must

be a minimum number of minutes before considering a new track marker (The default is one minute). Click Remove

And Trim Silence to make sure that it removes silence and splits the recording into multiple clips. Choose Fade

Edges By to set the number of seconds to fade the start and end of the clips by.

CD Track Markers

Choose CD Track Markers to make each new track created also be a CD track marker for burning to a CD.