Reset all thread locals

reset

All settings such as the current synth, BPM, random stream and tick values will be reset to the values inherited from the parent thread. Consider using clear to reset all these values to their defaults.

Introduced in v2.11

Examples

# Example 1


use_synth :blade
use_octave 3
puts "before"        
puts current_synth     
puts current_octave    
puts rand              
puts tick              
reset
puts "after"         
puts current_synth     
puts current_octave    
puts rand              
puts tick

# Basic Reset
 
 
#=> "before"
#=> :blade
#=> 3
#=> 0.75006103515625
#=> 0
 
#=> "after"
#=> :beep
#=> 0
#=> 0.75006103515625
#=> 0

# Example 2

Reset remembers defaults from when the thread was created:
use_synth :blade
use_octave 3
puts "before"        
puts current_synth     
puts current_octave    
puts rand              
puts tick              
at do
  use_synth :tb303
  puts rand              
  reset
  puts "thread"         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
  puts current_synth     
  puts current_octave    
                         
                         
                         
                         
  puts rand              
  puts tick              
end

 
 
 
#=> "before"
#=> :blade
#=> 3
#=> 0.75006103515625
#=> 0
 
 
#=> 0.9287109375
 
#=> "thread"
# The call to reset ensured that the current
# synth was returned to the the state at the
# time this thread was started. Thus any calls
# to use_synth between this line and the start
# of the thread are ignored
#=> :blade
#=> 3
# The call to reset ensured
# that the random stream was reset
# to the same state as it was when
# the current thread was started
#=> 0.9287109375
#=> 0