This is a “shot in the dark” but let’s give this a try if you’re game.
Use your existing config but download this version of the OS (this is still pre-Alpha so it’s not fully tested but for this specific use it will work but I wouldn’t run beyond testing just yet).
Click green “Code” button and select “Download ZIP”, then extract to your desktop in a folder named “ProffieOS”, then copy your OS6 config into the new /config folder and upload as usual.
Then add or update these defines and use my prop and see if the false clashes go away (this will fix the clash delays as well).
#define VOLUME 1000
#define FILTER_CUTOFF_FREQUENCY 90
#define FILTER_ORDER 10
#define CLASH_THRESHOLD_G 3.0
#define AUDIO_CLASH_SUPPRESSION_LEVEL 30
If you still get false clashes increase the CLASH_THRESHOLD_G in increments of 0.5 but don’t go above 5.0
If you get to 5.0 and still get false clashes lower the volume by 100 until they go away but don’t go below 500
If you’ve eliminated false clashes with above next we’ll make sure clashes aren’t too hard to trigger, test your clashes to see if they are triggered as expected, if not:
Decrease AUDIO_CLASH_SUPPRESSION_LEVEL in increments of 5 but don’t go below 15
If you’ve gone to 15 and still find clashes too hard to trigger start stepping the CLASH_THRESHOLD_G back in 0.25 increments, if you start getting false clashes again bump up the AUDIO_CLASH_SUPPRESSION_LEVEL in increments of 2 until false clashes go away.
Hopefully, false clashes have gone away AND clashes are triggered with normal amount of force.
If yes, start to increase your Volume by 100 and see if you continue to avoid false clashes and still are able to trigger clash normally.
Try to get to a “goldilocks” of no false clashes and being able to trigger a clash normally (even if the volume is a little low) and post the settings you got to work (if any) or if nothing worked then we’ll need to get profezzorn’s input, but if we can find a starting point with above settings that works we might be able to dial in the levels to let you take the volume back up.