Attached is the project file for the video. Very simple. If you look at the attribute list, you will see the activation/speed attributes for the grid.
In the control grid consecutive effects are enabled in random order. The second effect is with a square wave of 1 second.
Adding a second tube caused a very surprising moment. First, I connected the second tube and without doing anything in LightJams I simply started up a project and played some music.
I expected tube 1 to react on the music and show me some effects, and tube 2 not working. I thougth I had to map tube 2 on a grid, make sources etcetera.
But to my utter surprise tube 2 did exactly what tube 1 was doing. Without any configuration tube 2 had exactly the same effects as tube 1.
Boy, I was so surprised. I distrusted my wiring etcetera, But nothing could have been wired wrong. Both controllers had a different ip adres, so that couldn't cause it too. Nothing in LightJams could have caused it.
After some searching I discovered that the starting universe of the second controller was the same as for the first controller, namelijk 1 where it should have been 5.
Because of the default configuration of the controller it received the same signals as the first tube.
So, without having to map anything in LJ the signal went to two tubes. haha. The controller only makes an electrical signal from the digital signal. No need for mapping or anything.
Of course I want tube 2 to have it's own effects, and I have to map it to a grid after all. But it was a wonderful surprise which caused me to think about the entire signal path.