A couple of suggestions to start with:

1.
Check note length. From the canonical manual:

http://www.csounds.com/manual/html/linen.html
"A common error with this opcode is to assume that the value of 0 is the held after the envelope has finished at idur. linen does not automatically end or stop at the end of the duration given. If your note length is longer than idur seconds, kres (or ares) will not come to rest at 0, but will instead continue to fall with the same rate. If a decay and then hold is required then the linseg opcode should be considered instead. "

2.
Try increasing the rise and decay lengths from 0.05 to at least 0.2. The rise and decay lengths in your example are very short, so that might be causing the pops (depending on the nature of the audio and how consistent it is).

MF.

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I am having this issue as well for certain samples/audio files.  

I have tried several of the envelope opcodes, adjusted the ksmps, and
adjusted the release/decay times. 

Perhaps this is the wrong approach, but would stopping playback near a zero
crossing eliminate these pops at the end of the playback, without having to
adjust the decay/release time?  Is this makes sense, do any of the envelope
opcodes do this?

Thanks,

-walker



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On Mon, 13 Apr 2020, walker wrote:

> I am having this issue as well for certain samples/audio files.
>

It would have helped if e knew wat this issue was!


> I have tried several of the envelope opcodes, adjusted the ksmps, and
> adjusted the release/decay times.
>
> Perhaps this is the wrong approach, but would stopping playback near a zero
> crossing eliminate these pops at the end of the playback, without having to
> adjust the decay/release time?  Is this makes sense, do any of the envelope
> opcodes do this?

The various envelopes are to ensure that the signal is zero when stopped. 
I do nor think any of them work by waiting for a zero to appear; they 
create a zero.


Can you give an example of what you are doing and what happes?  i mean a 
csd file and anty necessary sample files.  The smaller the better but 
deisplaying your problem.  At present I feal wr do not have enough 
inormation to help

==John ff

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John and Michael,

Thank you so much for the quick response.  I think what Michael just posted
is what I am looking for, will try it out and report back.


Thanks again!



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Yes, Michael, that was exactly what I was looking for.  Much appreciated,
cheers!



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