You can rearrange or delete tracks before burning the CD.

I only found one small problem: When using the manual split track option, every time you press the split botton, it makes a small noise which it becomes part of the recording

I love the manual split track option, because it comes handy when recording a "live" album where there is no "quiet spot" needed for the automatic split track feature to work

No worries, you can manually split a track afterwards

It also allows to manually separate tracks if for some reason the turntable missed separating a track (especially when an artist does not space out time between songs because they want the effect of a continual track).4)

Get the tracks just how you want the final CD to be, from multiple LP's if you want, then burn a disc

Like the last Ion, the automatic tracking did not work on classical LPs

Like the last Ion, the automatic tracking did not work on classical LPs