Vivid R color problem

Your fixtures are doing what they should be. This sounds like you are seeing it mix from white to the color you want. This is because The default values for all of leds when they are in their home values are 100% for each colored emitter ie...”white” but with the master intensity at 0%. If you are mixing to a color like purple you are going to watch all of the leds not used like cyan and green fade from 100 to 0 or whatever lower level as your reds and blue remain the same of shift slightly. This is likely why you see a shift from white to tints of that color to the color you programmed. We can have you set a home present that will save the default values as 0 so it mixes the way you want.

Which console are you on and what software version.

Thanks.

Sure, could you tell me how to set a home preset? I'm on a Gio@5 and version 2.6

Also, do you have an idea why they would step through intensities of a specific color? They've only started doing this recently

This is the default values in grey for the LEDS.

 

 

Select all of the channels your Vivids are in, or any LEDs that are doing this.
Type Channel X COLOR @ 0

Select Last Color 11Record Preset 999 Enter (Or any number you want).

 

Then in Desk Settings (Not my screen looks a little different because I'm on 2.7) Type 999 or whatever you numbered it into Home Preset.

Now when you hit Channel Home Enter your values will have grey 0.  Realize if you put a master intensity and have all of your LED colors at 0, no light will come out until you apply color information.

 

This is the default values in grey for the LEDS.

 

 

Select all of the channels your Vivids are in, or any LEDs that are doing this.
Type Channel X COLOR @ 0

Select Last Color 11Record Preset 999 Enter (Or any number you want).

 

Then in Desk Settings (Not my screen looks a little different because I'm on 2.7) Type 999 or whatever you numbered it into Home Preset.

Now when you hit Channel Home Enter your values will have grey 0.  Realize if you put a master intensity and have all of your LED colors at 0, no light will come out until you apply color information.