I copied a classical CD which was from a live concert. I tried to
lengthen the pause between movements of a
Symphony. I added hall background noise by copying and it came out very
well yet when I copied to CD, the programme put in a dreadful black space of
two seconds into the natural hall ambience that I had created shortly before the
restart of the music at a new track. Worse still, it added another black
space in the middle of a hall-ambience pause before another movement (and I
had not altered that original pause in any way). Neither of these
"drop-outs" could be heard when playing back the wave-form so it was not
until I had copied the CD that I found it. This is a serious fault because,
classical engineers are always careful never to let
the sound "go to black" because, in a well-used phrase, the silence is
deafening. Is there any way to disable this arbitrary two-seconds-silence
which is added to the CD but not to the wave-form?
