Split audio file according to cue positions, in Audition

Hello,
I have an audio file that contains several songs one after the other. I'd like to separate each song into its own audio file.
Question 1: is there a way in Audition to add cue points (as if pressing the F8 key) automatically, based on a certain "silence" criterion, e.g. at least 200ms of pure silence?
Question 2: assuming there is no solution for question 1, and that all cues are inserted manually, is there a way to automatically save the contents between two consecutive cues as a separate audio file, i.e. without manually having to make each selection and use the Save Selection command?
Many thanks!

With your file open in the Editor, open the Diagnostics panel from the Window menu. Select "Mark Audio" for the Effect setting and click Settings to expose the parameters. Here, you can configure how quiet the signal must be to be considered silence, and for how long, as well as the same for defining what's an audio signal. Or Click "Find Levels" and let Audition take it's best guess.
Click "Mark All" and it should execute immediately. If you need to adjust any markers, you can do so now. Finally, open the Markers panel, select all of the markers that were created, right-click and choose "Export Audio of Selected Range Markers" and it should enable you to write each track to disk.

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