Rename a track after it's been split in two?

I have a track and I have split it up. Is there a way I can rename the new portions? Thanks.

you can rename the regions in the Track Editor:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#opentrackeditorpane
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)

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My son gave me his old iPod (white, 10gigs, 2nd generation?), mechanical click wheel. Very nice. Already backed up my System to the little devil.
I've been buying music from iTunes, typically classical music. I just added to the Mac and to the iPod a small chamber music piece in four movements. Each movement is treated as a "song." When I play them in (from? on?) the computer, they run together without any gap in-between. Is there any way to add a very brief pause between the movements? These are not ripped from a CD where, I gather, you can add gaps between tracks. The question, here, is: Can I add a gap +after the fact+, once the purchased and downloaded tracks are in iTunes?
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but now want to put all these little clips together as one larger clip to work with.
You can always export back to tape from imovie. Then it becomes "one".
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andy chastney wrote:
Hmm, so to recap, you cannot rename clip names after file names correct?
correct
have you checked permissions on that disc? you can read and write to it yes?
yes
and after using pluraleyes the synced sound wavs get renamed to the same name as the video file that your syncing to?
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I recently transfered my entire song to another file via the methods explained in this thread: http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=3483707#3483707
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Can i rename a traCK

I know i know
but im only just go gettin the swing of GB. Is it possible to name each track.
Code

poflynn wrote:
But after you name it you can not use any of the pre-set effects in the Track Info Pane or it will re-name it to that effect.
An annoying idiosyncrasy, IMO. If someone goes to the effort to rename a track, GB should have the good manners to leave it alone... at least on real audio tracks where a renamed track is likely to be more meaningful than the name of an effect.
Of course, if someone wanted to change an effect, they shouldn't not do that because of the name thing - they can always change the effect and rename the track back to whatever they want. But still!

How can I rename a track that I've added?

How can I rename a track that I've added?

donaldfromoxford wrote:
How can I rename a track that I've added?
click the name of the track, and don't move the mouse, after about a second the text will become editable

Problem Renaming iTunes Tracks

I'd pull my hair out if I had more of it. Periodically, when renaming a track in iTunes the name reverts right before my eyes, when I play the track right after renaming it!
My process:
1. I find the track to rename
2. I select Get Info for the track
3. I select the field "Name"
4. I edit the track name
5. I press "OK"
6. I go to play the song and the old track name reappears instead of the one I just entered!
I've even tried renaming the track in the Finder, so that the edit of the name is now in both the Finder and iTunes, and still iTunes reverts it back to the old name.
Important to Note: This is not a usual occurrence, but happens enough to push me to the edge ... ;<)

It now sounds like the files have tags. Some file formats (mentioned before) do not accept tags, and I think some that do may not have tags until they are created. At least, in my old version of iTunes there is a "create ID3 tags" feature under Advanced and it creates several different versions as well as "none".
iTunes works this way. You add a file; it reads the tag data (if any) and uses that to fill in entries for that data in its own database (Library.itl), so there's some redundancy here. If you edit the tag, iTunes changes the information in the database and re-writes the file with the new tag data. If you use a third party editor to change a tag in a file, it will not change in iTunes until you play or activate reading the file, at which time iTunes compares the file tags to its own database and if they differ it updates its database to match the file tags. For some reason when you are now changing a tag in iTunes it seems it is not re-writing the file. It is changing the data in its own database, but when you play the file it is comparing the datasets, seeing the file has different, and changing it all back again. I don't know why. I have seen this happen before and reverted to using a third party editor (MP3Rage) to change the tags on the file. Tagging protocol isn't cast in stone. It is possible your dBpoweramp is playing by slightly different tagging rules than iTunes, and iTunes cannot edit the tags in those files but it can still read them.
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If the new iTunes still has the create tags feature see if creating the tags will let them be edited.
Use a third party editor.

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