Markers Define Audio to Export to Separate WAV Files

I'm looking for a replacement for Adobe Audition.
 
With it I can very easily take a 60 minute recording and create, for example, 10 WAV files, via the following 4 steps:

step 1:  nondestructively place cues/markers at various points, aligned on CD Frame boundaries (75 frames/second * 588 samples/frame = 44,100 samples/second)

step 2:  give each cue/marker a nice name that will eventually be the name of a separate WAV file

step 3:  mix all the tracks down to one stereo track and include the markers created for the multi-track version

step 4:  this single step will split the 60 minute WAV file where each cue is located,
and create a separate WAV file where WAV file N contains the audio starting at cue N and ending just before cue n+1,
no empty space at the beginning or end of the WAV file,
and the name of the WAV file is the nice name I gave to the associated cue/marker.

Question: Can the same thing be done with Sonar X2 in 4 steps?
 
Thanks,
Bill

Scott,
 
Ugh!
 
I found some info on CAL (Cakewalk Application Language). Should I research it to see if it has something like: For All Regions : Export?
 
Thanks,
Bill

Hi Scott,
 
Thanks for the info.
 
Bill