Keep Reference Data when using [Palette] + [Palette]

Currently when I do [1] [Thru] [10] [1] [Color Palette] [101] [+] [130] it fans the colors across the channels making a gradient, and it makes the color data for all the channels absolute. 

I think Channel 1 should keep its reference of Color Palette 101 and Channel 10 should keep its reference of Color Palette 130. It makes sense that Channel 2 Thru 9 have to be changed to absolute data, as their data no longer matches either of the color palettes, but the data in Channel 1 matches the data in Color Palette 101, so it should keep its reference to that color palette.

As it is now, it is very difficult to read or re-engineer which color palettes are being used. 

I think it should work the same for all palettes and presets, but color palettes are the most common use case for gradiants

  • I would also suggest that channels two through nine could also be referenced data. Like Ch 2 is cp101 but 1/10 to cp 130. 

  • You are right, it's hard to grasp why the first and the last channel are going absolute and indicating a reference change, when in fact they have the unchanged values of the first and last palette.
    But:
    When it comes to re-eingineer/ read/ finding out which CPs/Presets/DS ones are being used at the moment,
    the quickest way for me to find out is via the Command History after pressing [Undo].