Halting sound immediately upon muting

[kite_splash]

yo, nauts

recently copped a digitone and im loving it. i scoured the forum and manual but haven’t had any luck figuring this out. . .

is there any way when muting a track that the audio will be completely killed. like let’s say i mute a track just after a trig happened and the patch I’m running has a bit of tail that continues playing until my note length has been reached. is there a way that when i mute said track that the tail no longer exists? really looking for a hard cut with my mutes.

cheers

[Zijnvelt]

Setting a trigless trig parameter locked to volume at the end of a bar can help.

[kite_splash]

that’s what i figured I’d do but if I’m in a performance setting im not going to be muting the exact track at the exact same time every single time. if that were the case i would just program it. being able to hard cut when and where i want is a nice freedom

[avantronica]

any way when muting a track that the audio will be completely killed

only the OT mutes audio iirc - the other devices Mute the sequence, so as you can appreciate, with long sound trails etc this is not operating on the sound level

maybe have a secondary controller on iphone via usb for track mutes - i.e. zap volume to zero - just a thought

[kite_splash]

word up. thanks for the info. might have to get an ot one of these days

[Airyck]

The only thing I can think of is having a silent sound on another track that you can play to steal all of the voices from the track that is playing?

[garf]

You can use the Routings page for audio mutes (using on DT here, assuming DN is the same)…

Digitakt tips and tricks

Although its primary purpose is for OB recording use, the Audio Routings’ Route To Main page (press […] and scroll to bottom, turn off Use Global Settings to enable) can also be used as an alternative Mute feature, handy for toggling audio without affecting the midi triggers – e.g. long samples can be mute-toggled mid-way through (not possible with regular Mutes). It can also mute the FX by toggling Del and Rev buttons (they’re green like the trigger buttons)

[tnussb]

Especially when the send effects are involved you cannot kill the sound of a single track on its own.

Even when you plock the volume of the track to zero a possible reverb tail will still sound on. So you would also need to plock the reverb wet amount to zero, but then the reverb gets “killed” also for the other tracks (same holds true for the delay, of course).