The transient columns

rise and fall are the one pair that is not settled. The probe drives a step — silence, a held stimulus, silence again — reads back every frame, and counts how many it takes for the frame to reach 90 % of its total change each way (ADR-0039). That makes ADR-0035’s { attack, release } pair visible: a scalar [smoothing] entry selects the same constant both ways, so its two numbers match; a pair snaps up and glides down, so fall runs well past rise.

Reading them:

• 1 and 1 — no easing on whatever the stimulus drives. The frame is fully there the frame after the step.
• equal, both large — a scalar [smoothing] entry, or an asymmetric one whose two constants are close.
• fall much larger than rise — an { attack, release } pair doing its job.
• 0 and 0 — the step did not move the frame at all. Check the reactivity columns: this usually means the preset does not respond to the stimulus, not that its easing is instant.