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@tonewolf Ah yeah, that's confusing and wrong :)

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I'm fairly certain you can't kill real events, you have to make them artificial. For your use-case I think it's just a matter of making the note artificial in the onNoteOn callback and storing the ID. Then you can control it how you want in the note off callback.

Here's an example

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@Christoph-Hart said in setMultiGroupIndex vs. discrete Samplers:

Yeah one sampler is probably the way I would go here.

Nope.

For release samples you definitely want to use a separate sampler.

Yup.

The rule of thumb is: Use a dedicated sampler as soon as you would start treating groups with a different logic. If the hammer releases should behave differently than the normal ones (eg. the normal ones need to adjust their gain depending on how long the note was played, while the hammer sounds are always at the same volume), then these things should go into a dedicated sampler.

8 Samplers is absolutely no problem and if you follow the advice of @aaronventure and set the voice limit of every instance to the absolute minimum that you can tolerate, then there is almost no overhead in memory footprint as compared to using one sampler.

Thanks for the input Chris. Your rule of thumb is where I was intuitively heading, so good to have it endorsed.

@elswhrco the timer paragraph talks about how HISEScript isn't super efficient, so if you need a timer that executes more than once every 20ms or so, it's gonna be problematic.

it's referring to the on timer callback, which is a realtime, sample accurate timer that you start with Synth.startTimer(seconds).

It's a highly situational scenario in which you will need 100% accuracy in repetitive code execution, because it's mostly gonna be event-related code, as DSP isn't going to be done there.

For DSP, you should be doing it in ScriptNode/Faust/SNEX/RNBO anyway, as that works at C++ speeds.