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Very similar to this unanswered question except I'm in Cryengine.
 https://www.audiokinetic.com/qa/1292/how-to-handle-vo-voice-skipping-in-ue4-wwise 

As it is right now, if I have say 20 voice clips playing from events in flowgraph and I wanted to prevent overlap I would need each start of a clip to also stop all other clips just in case any are playing.  This could lead to hundreds of connections (400?) if not a lot more.  Is there a way to tell Wwise that only one clip in a group can play at a time?  Some how auto stop a previous playing clip if a new one is started?  

dans General Discussion par Eric W. (160 points)

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Although I'm completely noob and everyone else probably already knows just in case I'll post my answer, turns out it's super easy.  Just turning on limit sound instances and setting it to 1 for an actor-mixer with all the voice over clips solves the problem.
par Eric W. (160 points)
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Ah, so stream wouldn't work then because I have one timeline broken up into keyframes/labels. I want each keyframe to have it's own song as long as the person stays within that keyframe. And if they move elsewhere, that song stops, and the one assigned to the new keyframe starts. I'm assuming I'm going to have to turn it into actionscript somehow because attaching multiple sounds to a timeline isn't working without overlapping. Check http://american-writers.org/ for getting complete information.
par Edward S. (140 points)
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par Richard B. (180 points)
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