Any clues as to what the setting "Panic Duration" means??

[You can call me anything you like. Just don't call me late for lunch.]

Most of my panics last more than 1.5 seconds! But what pray are they in QLab3

[Dave "luckydave" Memory]

Most of my panics last more than 1.5 seconds! But what pray are they in QLab3 

In previous versions of QLab, selecting a cue and pressing S to stop it, or pressing Esc to stop all, would immediately stop the cues. In v3, those are "panic" buttons, which means instead of a hard stop, you get a 1.5 second (by default) fade out of the cues, so you can recover more gracefully. Press Esc or S a second time to get a quick hard stop. So, the panic duration is how long that fade out will be on a panic action.

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[Mike P]

The time it takes after hitting the Escape button for QLab to gracefully fading out all executing cues. If you need a fast abort hit Escape twice

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On May 13, 2013, at 2:09 PM, "You can call me anything you like. Just don't call me late for lunch." <chris...@gmail.com> wrote:

Most of my panics last more than 1.5 seconds! But what pray are they in QLab3

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[You can call me anything you like. Just don't call me late for lunch.]

Ah, great feature. I have had to hit the "Kill switch" a couple of times in the past and it certainly gets the adrenalin going.