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Bug: active inhibitiv + Flash -> channel go down

Hello,

i somehow stumbeld over this quite a time ago and thought of having it reported already. But could not find it...

Software version... x-3.1(? don't know where it startet but it is not new to v3.1)

What is this all about:

When i put some Channels in an Inhibitiv Sub and pull the Sub down (to lets say 50%).

After that i will set a value for the Channel > 0 (lets say Full).

Now i select one of the Channels and use the temporaly Flash-Function [Shift]+[Out] or [Shift]+[Full].

What i can see now is that all Channels, that are in the Inhibitiv Sub, are going down in Dimmervalue by every time i hit the "Flash-Function".

After some time all the Channels will be 0(Zero).

Why, and can this be undone?

yours

thilda

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    To add to Thilda's description, the [Shift] [Out] shortcut causes Manual Values to diminish by the percentage that the Fader is at (if the Inhibit Sub is below 100%).  For example, if the fader is at 50%, then the value is cut by 50% every time you use the Shortcut.  Manual Value is at 100%. [Shift] [Out] causes the value to goto 0% but return to 50% when unpressed.  Next press/unpress = 25% Next press/unpress = 12%...etc.  If the value is recorded into a cue or sub, then behavior is normal and the diminishing returns behavior is not present.  

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    To add to Thilda's description, the [Shift] [Out] shortcut causes Manual Values to diminish by the percentage that the Fader is at (if the Inhibit Sub is below 100%).  For example, if the fader is at 50%, then the value is cut by 50% every time you use the Shortcut.  Manual Value is at 100%. [Shift] [Out] causes the value to goto 0% but return to 50% when unpressed.  Next press/unpress = 25% Next press/unpress = 12%...etc.  If the value is recorded into a cue or sub, then behavior is normal and the diminishing returns behavior is not present.  

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