Bug(?) - drone re-activated during Stop by mod matrix

[Jesse Johannesen]

In Mod matrix slot 5: Mod 4 Uni/8beats set at 100% with target Drone On/Off, resultant mod range 0 to 1.  Elsewhere a 48 beat LFO modulates drone position (mod range 0-5), giving occasional boings all over the place - as intended. 

However, if NDLR is stopped (All Stop button), the drone is reactivated by the Mod (including blue light on the main screen) and continues to sound, even if the unit is in stopped mode.  The position LFO no longer modulates the drone position though.

Anyone else seen this/can reproduce?  I can't see why this would be correct/expected behaviour - when NDLR is stopped, there should be no further activity/output - right?

I also note that if - while NDLR is playing - drone is paused manually, it will also be re-activated by the Mod, but in this case, the position modulation no longer functions (white display, no movement) until the drone is manually re-activated via the button - position modulation then resumes.  It's not clear to me that re-activation of the drone by Mod should only re-activate the triggering, and not the associated position modulation... Oddly, drone position modulation also resumes when another part is started (eg Motif 1).

Perhaps I've misunderstood the Mod Matrix?  Nice box, though - I'm having a lot of fun with it

cheers,
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Hi Auto,
I've seen the first situation before, with the mod matrix turning parts on and off even when stopped. This is due to the fact that the play/pause all button only pauses the 4 parts, this leaves the Mod Matrix running, so when the modulation of the part on/off goes High the part starts back up. To play/pause the Mod Matrix you need to press [SHIFT + Play/Pause All]. There is a visual indicator of this as well I believe, but I don't have my NDLR in hand at the moment to confirm (I believe a screen element turns red).
The second issue sounds like a bug. I will try to repro this and get it in the bug tracking list.
Thanks for being such a good detective, let me know if you find any other odd behavior.
Jesse