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    • Oli UllmannO
      Oli Ullmann
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      Hi everyone :-)

      Is there a way to kill the audio? Something like AllNotesOff.

      Here’s the situation:
      I have several hardcoded effects, such as reverb, that continue to echo when I change plugin settings, causing unpleasant artifacts. I want to prevent this by kill all audio.

      I found
      BackgroundTask.killVoicesAndCall(var loadingFunction)
      Threads.killVoicesAndCall(var functionToExecute)
      but I’m not sure if this is the right approach or if it will actually do the job. And I don’t need any additional functionality.

      It is an effects plug-in.

      Thanks for your help,
      Oli

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      • David HealeyD
        David Healey @Oli Ullmann
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        • trillbillyT
          trillbilly @Oli Ullmann
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          @Oli-Ullmann could you use a gain?

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          • ulrikU
            ulrik @Oli Ullmann
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            @Oli-Ullmann If you use "UserPresetHandler" you could set the gain to -100dB in the "setPreCallback()" and gain to 0dB in the "setPostCallback()"

            Hise Develop branch
            MacOs 15.6.1, Xcode 16.2
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            • Oli UllmannO
              Oli Ullmann @ulrik
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              @ulrik
              @trillbilly
              When I use a gain, the reverb tail is still there and becomes audible again as soon as I turn the gain back up. I’d rather have to clear the audio buffer or something like that... But I don't know if that's possible.

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