Breaking one track into several fluidly

I did a live recording all into one instrument track using the internal microphone on my Macbook. It sounds great, but I'm wanting to produce a CD from it and track each song individually.
My problem, when I segment the show with garageband and then export each song to itunes, (and yes I was very careful to cut at the exact to the hundredth of a second)there is a 2-3 second pause at the end of of each track while it shows the meter still moving.
I want the entire CD to play as if the listener was sitting there at the show, with the added advantage of being able to skip to the 6th song if they desire.
Thanks to anyone who can help me out!
-Ace
Message was edited by: AceWheeler

I'm having the same problem, so how did you solve your issue. I spin a 1 hour set into garageband as 1 track and I want to go back and break it up into several tracks. I went to the other link but i'm new to mac so i didnt understand how to do it.

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