i kinda do wot someone said earlier,loosly chop a sample into like 10 or 15second segments,then get recycle to chop it automatically.

recycle has the advantage that u can set the chop points an export it all at once,rather than selecting a chop,then saving each one individually at a time like you do in audition.iv not worked out how to delete a part in recycle yet tho(probly somethin really simple but...),so u will get all the chops instead of manually selecting them like i do audition.i only really use recycle when im feeling lazy an cant be bothered to go thru the sample,if im being honest.

at the end of the day,they both do the same thing if u using it for chopping,so if u already have audition an like it,then i dont think theres much point in payin for recycle.id rather get a new vst or somethin instead,more benefit in my eyes.