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You can route it out to new aux track and record it and see it there

I dont have links but: joy division - a documentary about joy division and factory records. A dramatic movie called Control was made about them also bad brains-a band in dc both have very unique frontmen

Would be slower than bouncing it but you could send the track with the adjusted clips to an aux track and hit record in the aux track and see what it looks like there

Thanks for the explanation. It makes sense. I do a lot of splitting too and pitch adjustments so a 2 nd analysis of course would create different results.

I have double melodyned with no artifacts. I have seen notes be slightly off when i apply melodyne a second time after i had corrected the pitches the first time.

It would take time but till you get it figured out the track with the clips could be sent to an aux track and recorded at the length you want there