Forgive me if this comes across as ignorant, but I can’t seem to figure out how the Bela Multiplexer Capelet Pure Data example works. When running the C++ example, all the values coming from my potentiometers and buttons print beautifully to the console. I can clearly see the values change when turning a knob or pressing a button. Also, the “multiplexer-spectrum” example confirms audibly that all the readings from the connected pots and buttons are coming in as they should.
In PD, however, things behave a little differently. When running the example, values get printed to the monitor (after enabling the capelet in the settings — forgot that a couple of times, hehe), and they seem to be printed correctly. When interacting with the pots and buttons, I still find it hard to determine whether it’s working properly. Sometimes I see a whole bunch of values change at the same time, indicating behavior similar to what’s described in this thread: https://forum.bela.io/d/2605-pd-multiplexer-capelet-example
These are my version details:
When trying to test individual readings, I have no clue how to adapt the example patch into something where I can “read” a single pin on the multiplexer.
My question is: How can I get readings from an individual pin on the capelet and control, let’s say, the pitch of an [osc~]?
