Offset mode has only ever messed me up. It is less dangerous in current versions because it is harder to turn on.

thedukewestern
Is there a way to clear the changes you have inadvertently made?

Depends on how many changes you made inadvertently, but maybe all you need to do is reset every Fader, Pan knob, Send, etc. in Offset Mode to unity because that's the default.
 
 

thedukewestern
Is there a way to clear the changes you have inadvertently made?

Make sure you're in Offset Mode (icon turns orange)
In console view, double click any fader that isn't at 0dB to return it to 0dB
When you've done them all, come out of Offset Mode
 
 

I cloned almost my entire session without the properties.... and have to start over.
 
I must have inadvertently hit this as its directly under the record icon.  I have run into this before...  where this feature is inadvertently engaged.   I personally am not digging any features such as this that can leave your entire mix disabled and unrecoverable yet remains inaccessible.    
 
what a great way to dig a whole in a pile of......

Klaus

Bristol_Jonesey
There is no key binding in Platinum. the only way to go into Offset mode is by the dedicated button in the Control Bar.*
 

Keyboard Shortcuts>Key Bindings>Area: Global Bindings>"Envelope/Offset Mode".
 

Yes, I know we can set up a key binding but it isn't set by default like it used to be.

Bristol_Jonesey

Klaus

Bristol_Jonesey
There is no key binding in Platinum. the only way to go into Offset mode is by the dedicated button in the Control Bar.*
 

Keyboard Shortcuts>Key Bindings>Area: Global Bindings>"Envelope/Offset Mode".
 

Yes, I know we can set up a key binding but it isn't set by default like it used to be.

Ah, right, I misunderstood you.
 

No problemo