One additional use of recycled files that we haven’t looked at so far is the possibility to take the timing information that exists within a recycled file and use that to trigger other sounds to reinforce or replace individual sounds within the file. Naturally, we could do this with a normal audio region as well. We could identify the regions or places within regions where a certain sound occurred and then create a new track and copy the replacement sound into each place that it was needed. But over the course of an entire song, this could be a very laborious process. Recycle and its ability to create MIDI regions with individual notes separated and placed at the correct times go a long way toward ...
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