Exporting entire track with silence.

I have a project with multiple guitar and vocal tracks. I didn't record from beginning to end on each of the tracks, so there gaps at the beginning and through for many of the tracks. When I export them I want them to include the silence to keep all tracks the SAME length. This way it will be easier for my friend to import them and NOT have to realign them in his DAW. I'm sure this can be done, but I'm not finding it.
You can see from the picture what I mean. I need tracks 1-6 to include the blank (Silence) when exported....
Any help?
Thanks!!

Hi Marc,
Hopefully you are using Captivate 4? If you are, then this
functionality is provided and you can export complete project
(slides) audio for you. This feature is called "Export to Podcast"
and its available at two places inside Captivate.
1. Once slides are ready with audio, follow menu item 'File
> Export > Export to Podcast"
2. Follow menu items "Audio > Edit Project > Export to
Podcast"
Thus you can have a single file comprising of your project
audio, in a .wav or .mp3 format.
Hope this will solve your problem.
Regards,
Mukul

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