Noise Removal Block - how to pause

I also meant to ask about the switch - the documentation says it is a bypass but it doesn't seem to do anything in my tests - I had to a multiplexer to get a bypass function.

I feel like I am talking to myself but I have been looking at this some more. Attached is a stripped down version which demonstrates my questions. I have a microphone attached to the input. I mix in some white noise. The NoiseRemoval block reduces the noise as expected but turning it off with the switch does not bypass it as expected given the documentation. I have added a separate bypass. You toggle it and you hear the noise as expected but when you toggle it back you hear the same noise until the NoiseRemoval kicks in. I would have thought that the NoiseRemoval block would continue to operate while bypassed by the multiplexer. For some reason the NoiseRemoval block is stopping with another block is changed.

Hi Bill,

I am currently traveling on business and I don't have the hardware to test this. My guess is that the switch turns on and off the "adaptation", meaning that it might turn of the detection of what bands are noise and what bands are signal, and keep the last known settings before the switch was flipped.

Then again, this is just a guess on my part. Maybe one of my colleagues can jump in and give it a try to confirm.

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