ActingVariation.SoundFinished event may not work

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Maybe I do not understand how MA works because it is the first time I try to use it in a project. I am making an app for a VR Android device: it is very limited in resources, so I was attracted to MA by the loading, unloading, completion-event and delayed-sound-start features. I see many other features that are very useful in games in general, so I wanted to learn MA in any case.
I was hoping that MA would give me helpers for my current use case, but the more I use MA,the more I feel that it is great, and I will certainly use it in my future apps, but maybe it more a complication than a help for the specific app I am doing now.

The delayed-sound-start did not work, so I wrote my little coroutine for that. The soundFinished event does not provide info about the cause of the sound end, so I will write my little event for that.
With loading, I still have got to load in advance from addressable to make sure that the sound will play exactly when I ask for it to play, because the play-sound-with-delay, even if it did work, seemed to start loading from addressable at the last moment and not at the advance time when I request MA for a sound to play in the future.
The playlist: I am using just one playlist for the one song background music, just to learn the API and see how it sounds in VR (it sounds very well).
In my app I have got approx a hundred songs to play in "game playlists", but I play the songs with the soundAPI because my use case is that I play each song one at the time, and sometimes I have got to interrupt the song.
I do not play songs one after the other, but there is a pause of a couple of seconds between songs. Also I need to sync the start of the song very precisely because I move some objects at the player in advance and such objects need to arrive in sync with the music's features, and such objects take a couple of seconds to travel to towards the player, hence the delayed start of each song.
Furthermore, even though I have got many "game playlists" (combining the songs in many different ways), some "game playlists" are dynamic, so I would have to create the MA-playlists programmatically in MA, not at design time.
Having each song in MA as a sound, rather than belonging to many MA-playlists, allows me to keep the number of game-object children of MA about 6 or 7 times smaller (it helps in having a faster game start, I think).

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The sound of my voice is lost in writing so I clarify that: I am not complaining: MA is great for games in general, I am just explaining my specific use case of this specific project I am doing now.