Short silences in some sound source are necessary like in dialogues, some songs or lectures. You may not want to stop recording  for short silence, and  keep the  silence as a part of the recorded sound to make the result  more reasonable. You can do so by selecting a delay value when you do the configuration in Track Splitter™. The value can be from 0 to 10 seconds. Silence more than 10 seconds is considered too long, and it makes no sense to store a piece of silence more than 10 seconds in the result sound, and of course we think it will be a new theme after 10 seconds silence.

The following sample graphs illustrate the results for different delay values:

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Source sound : There are 3  segments silence  in this piece of sound, which are 3 seconds, 8 seconds, and 1 seconds.
0 second delay: Recording is stopped immediately when first silence is detected, there no any silence in the result sound.
2 seconds delay: Recording is stopped after 2 seconds  silence.  The result sound has 2 seconds silence  at the end of the file.
5 seconds delay: Recording is stopped after 5 seconds in second silence. The first 3 seconds silence is kept in the  result sound file.
10 seconds delay: Recording is stopped after 10 seconds when finished playing source sound finished  , the result sound will be the same as the source sound with 10 seconds silence at the end of file.