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Sorry, I think I found the answer to my own question. Calling PreventUIRefresh(1) before TrackFX_SetParamNormalized() on the audio thread did the trick. And after that in the main thread: PreventUIRefresh(-1). In order to make this a question: Is this the right approach? Thanks!
Asked by helgoboss (188.105.155.x) on June 28 2016, 1:16pm
Reply on June 28 2016, 1:55pm (edited at June 28 2016, 1:56pm):
No this is a very bad idea. In fact, doing pretty much anything via the REAPER API from a thread other than the main thread is likely to be bad/unpredictable. How are you in (one of) the audio threads to begin with? Don't answer here, post on the developer forum.
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