strange bug ...mixer output lowers randomly in volume

[gentleclockdivider]

Sequecing abl3 from a mono pattern , switching between conduct play /timeline (1,2 agument ) , all of a sudden the output of said track lowers in volume for a few bars and then back to normal ..sound like phase cancelation issue ( only reverb as insert )
No volume automation whatsoever

[gentleclockdivider]

Some more info
i have made four patterns, let's label these A,B,C,D, and these are lined out on the time line
The conduct input of the monosequencer is receiving argument 1 ( for conduct play ) and its playing pattern A , while the timeline is scrolling and reaches another pattern ( let's say pattern B ) , this pattern is righfully ignored because conduct is set to play mode ,yet abl3 halves in volume
Verry strange indeed

[gentleclockdivider]

I replaced abl3 with the freeware synth charlatan and there it also happens .
It seems that realtime switching between conduct "play/timeline is creating some issues ( depending on what pattern is visible on the timeline )

[gentleclockdivider]

Ok I managed to isolate the bug , you need to download charlatan from blaukraut ( great freebee )
Load the file and click argument '2' ( conduct time line ) let it play till it reaches scene 4 , then click argument 1 while it plays scene four ( conduct play )
Let it play and observe how the patterns on the time line affect the pattern in the grid mode ( because it's set to conduct play )

I forgot to mention that I heavily used shorted gate times , and I think that's the culprit of the problem , the gate times of a pattern on the time line (whcih should be ignored ) affect the pattern that is assigned to play mode

Edit , the bug affects all instruments when set to mono
Steps to reproduce ( in case the file can't be loaded )
-Create 4 patterns for a monosequencer and make sure the last pattern has short gate times
-Assign the pattern to a synth set to mono
-Lay out the patterns in play grid mode pattern A,B,C,d and do the same on the timeline
-Enable conduct input and create two arguments 1:play , 2: timeline
-Execute argument 2 timeline , when it reaches the third pattern "C" on the timeline , excute argument 1 so it reverts to play mode ( pattern c keeps playing ) but when timeline reaches patternD , the short gate times are affecting pattern C

[colin@loomer]

Wow, that's a complex set of instructions! Thanks for writing that up. I'll take a look at this (but may have to bump the fix to the next update, as I'd really rather gets the other issues I've fixed out today, if possible.)

[colin@loomer]

I've managed to witness this issue now on my test machine. Should have fixed shortly, I reckon.

[colin@loomer]

Fixed. Essentially, the bug occurred in certain circumstances when changing from a pattern conducted on a timeline, to the same pattern being conducted by one of the other modes.