01-29-2019, 09:10 AM
You can synchronise the LFO wave to the pattern (either using pattern or tick for the clock).
If you use now the bitrate to 1 then you can create a square wave (depending on the waveform you choose) and with speed 1 you would get 1 clock within 64 steps of the pattern..usign higher speeds will fasten your clock then. Choosing a good range + offset + phase will take care for a good signal on your MOD output.
But i can't guarantee the stability / jitter for this, as the Automators got a lower resolution than the clocking itself. It should work though i think.
If you really want to divide or multiply clocks, then you'd better use an external multiplier/divider on the clock output as this would be the only perfect solution for now.
If you use now the bitrate to 1 then you can create a square wave (depending on the waveform you choose) and with speed 1 you would get 1 clock within 64 steps of the pattern..usign higher speeds will fasten your clock then. Choosing a good range + offset + phase will take care for a good signal on your MOD output.
But i can't guarantee the stability / jitter for this, as the Automators got a lower resolution than the clocking itself. It should work though i think.
If you really want to divide or multiply clocks, then you'd better use an external multiplier/divider on the clock output as this would be the only perfect solution for now.
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