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Originally Posted by RainDawg

I agree....if Sound Forge is not reliably cutting on SBs, then just don't use it for that purpose. It sounds like you are performing quite a few more uncomfortable processes than is necessary. If you want to use SoundForge to track, then simply cut it how you want, with the additional silence at the end, and then run -fix on each set, knowing you'll have SBs on the tracks.

I USE CD ARCHITECH FOR TRACKING

MAKE ONE BIG WAV FILE IN SOUND FORGE

LOAD IT CD ARCHITECH TRACK AND BURN WITH CD ARCHITECH AND NO SBE'S

NO NEED TO CUT TRACKS INTO SEPERATE FILES

I CAN NEVER UNDERSTAND WHY SOMEONE WOULD WANT TO HAVE SEPERATE WAV FILES ? ONLY TO REASEMBLE THEM AGAIN TO BURN THE CD ?