Maybe instead of pressing stop twice, one could also be able to right click it (and be rewarded with the ■ changing into a 
)
I know it’s really minor… but… 
Well, the question is why you need it as a “feature”, need to press it that often?
Hitting stop twice IMHO is quite a natural gesture:
- Something bad happens, feedback and noise every where
- Stop
- Nothing happens! Still noise everywhere!
- WTF! STOP!
-> Panic 
But beside of this you can still assign a shortcut to “Panic” in the keyboard prefs, or MIDI mappings…
Yes, all the time actually. On the other hand, I never need to stop the playback without stopping the fx 
(although I can see it’s nice to have the option for live situations).
I agree, but addtional right click instant panic wouldnt take away from that?
I know, and I have, but when you have the mouse in hand it sometimes is actually faster to use it, so if this would be easy to do - I’d love to have it.
me too, where is teh panic button??
As taktik said earlier: press the Stop button twice, or assign your own custom keyboard shortcut to it.
I tend to that a lot, hitting on stuff multiple times until it works. So pressing stop twice is natural for me too.
I mostly need to press Panic when there’s something like a sticky note (no idea if it’s called that way, the thing when a note keeps playing although you’re not pressing it anymore)…
On the front of your computer, look for a button that looks similar to:
+1.
This is done for the next beta now:
Hit Stop When already Stopped → Panic
Hit Stop With the Right Mouse Button → Panic
yay! maybe I’m just using wonky vsti/fx (lots of freeware stuff), but I actually use panic more often than stop, because stop rarely actually stops the sound.
I use the panic button seldomly as I tend to delete crappy vst(i).
And I’m using freeware plugins only.
Thanks man! that saves me from running around in circles screaming LULULULULULULU