how to make a Mix cd?

Well - do your playlist in iTunes and burn an Audio CD. No need to use GB.

That doesn't make the most sense, what do you mean a live mix??? If you just want to make a mix of the songs you have made on GB then send themto your itunes library and then burn them to a CD. If thats not what you mean give me more details because I'm not sure what your talking about.

open GB's help and search for "marker"

There should be a way to do it.

just open the podcast track and don't add pics

Wolfgang:

I hate to admit this but back in the old days when I used to spin and wanted to burn a nonstop CD with track breaks, I was forced to use a PC and a program (that I think Sony eventually took over) called "CD Architect."

I think unless people spin records and want to capture their set digitally, they have no idea of what you're talking about when you try to explain what type of CD you want to make. And depending on whether you want to set the marker as the overlay begins (think back to the spirals on vinyl that indicated the breaks, lol) or exactly at the point where the next song mixes in on the downbeat, you have the freedom to do as you choose.

I used to record 80 minutes and then take that software and insert track breaks and it would burn individual tracks to CD from within the program itself.

You could apply effects to the individual tracks or the master track as a whole and end up with a fully mastered Redbook CD with awesome quality.

I'm not sure GB is able to do this, but maybe it will be added as a feature in the future. Good luck!

Well, the previous posts explained exactly how to do it.

There were some suggestions above, but you could also split the long region into muliple regions/songs, export each as CD-quality audio, then use a program like Toast to burn a custom CD with zero gaps and put track markers in, etc. Toast/Jam is pretty much the Mac Standard for CD Burning. You can buy it at any Apple Store, or on the net: http://www.roxio.com/enu/store/mac.html

why would you go through those extra steps when you could simply place track markers?

iTunes allows you to place track markers without splitting the file? I didn't think so...but I'm no iTunes expert.

If so, then that would be the easiest way. Otherwise, exporting each region as an audio file is very quick and easy. I've done it that way with live band recordings using Toast.

iTunes allows you to place track markers {?}

GB does, as mentioned upthread.