[Bug] Unable to kill a midi note going into next pattern on chain

So, I have a midi out track, and the first step has a note that’s been micromoved -4. The pattern is being chained, and that midi out track is meant to be muted on the following pattern. However, although there are no notes assigned to that track on the second pattern, that first step from the previous pattern is playing anyway. I believe this is due to the -4 micromove on the first pattern’s first step.

First thing I tried to do was place a 0 velocity kill note set to play at the same moment the note would’ve played on the previous pattern after looping around, but the note still plays on the 2nd pattern.

The next thing I tried to do was add a Play 1 Skip 1 Play Step chance to the problem note on the first pattern, but that doesn’t keep it from playing on the next pattern. For whatever reason, chaining patterns seems to negate the Chance condition.

I suppose I could just set the Micromove to 0 on that first step, but I’m of the belief that it shouldn’t be necessary to do that. If anyone has a solution for this, please please please let me know. Thanks!