Recording Stops in Overdub when end of view is reached

Still learning some of the great new features in Audition 3.  Just wondering if there's a way to not have Audition stop recording an overdub when it reaches the right side of the screen?

For example, say I'm recording the VO for a 30 second commercial, and the talent makes a mistake half way through.  I can start overdubbing at the start of the last sentence the talent started to read, Audition records a new region (as a new take) and will record until it reaches the right edge of the multitrack view, then stops.

I've right clicked on the record button in the Transport Control, and it's set to continuous linear record, so that's not the problem.

Thanks for the help!
Mike

Generate enough silence (Empty recording space) at the end of the short file to accommodate the length of the overdub. (So, in effect making the right side of the screen "farther" away.)

Unless I'm missing something ?

I usually don't multitrack, you might have to do this in edit view.

You may need to alter the Play mode by right clicking on the Play button.

You may need to alter the Play mode by right clicking on the Play button.

Play mode is already set to play from cursor to the end of file, not end of view.  I thought that might be the answer though!

This is still bugging me.  Every once in a while, I forget to zoom out and recording stops.  I just played around with this, and it seems to have something to do with the length of the session.  A new session seems to have a default length of 30 seconds, until you make it bigger by highlighting the multi-tack past the :30 mark, or record past the :30 mark outside of overdubbing.

My next question is:  Can you set the length of the default session somewhere?   

If you extend a default session to be as long as you want you can then save that as the Default session in the File/Default Session menu.