WIGGLING 'LITE' IN GUEST MODE

[BugBrand]

I don't think I'd posted a clear picture of the Quad Divider module - part 2 in the ClockBox works (see, of course, the where the ClockBox ideas are heading thread)



I'm still slightly ambivalent on it - I miss the individual outs of the old CLK modules to some extent, though each approach has advantages.
It certainly can provide a lot of interesting and playable rhythm - and even covers the audio range too nicely, so you could use it for sub-harmony generation.

It'll be a little while before I get full documentation done for it. But in essence it has two identical sides, each with two types of divider:
i) left-hand divider is /2-through-/9 - these give a single hi pulse per division range - ie. high for one step, low for the rest
ii) right-hand divider is more binary /2 & /3 then each of these divided down by two - so these are equal spacing high and low.
(yes, diagrams WILL help spell this out more clearly!)

As with the DDSR, I'm not going to overly push it out at this stage, but a few can go out into the world. And I'll continue to play around with core divisionary ideas.

[JohnLRice]

Looks nice!

[T. Jervell]

Looking gooood

[kingspill]

Love this!

[lud]

Looks like such a fun playable module with the knobs and switches!

[BananaPlug]

[chrisdermo]

After all the stress at work this morning this is a lovely sight!

[a100user]

Looks great Tom,

How's the quad clk source to go it with coming alone?

With this and the DSSR I'll be in desperate need for something to drive them.

[BugBrand]

Thanks!
I didn't mention the clocking switch for the right-hand-side dividers - you can clock either from the same source as the left-hand-divider (clk1), the output of the left-hand-divider (div1) or an independent source (clk2)

[batchas]

I don't remember saying that: your layouts Tom look really clear/great/nice

A lot of experience behind all this

[BananaPlug]

A layout like that one makes me want to brave the slippery slope and invent fractional frac units! Just drill the frames's mounting holes at .75" increments. Then you could make Dual Dividers.

[a100user]

[fredguy]

All I ever wanted in a clock modulator and then some.

[soup]

This looks great! It's hard to tell from the pic but can a shorting jack be used diagonally to normal the ouput of a divider into the input of the next divider?

[BananaPlug]

There's switches will do 1->2 and 3->4.
Also, 4" Pomona banana cords are the flexible alternative to shorting bars.

[BugBrand]

Ah, I don't really keep shorting bars in mind when designing - any positions they do fit is somewhat chance.

[chrisdermo]

This module is a beast! Was enjoying in the wider system but last night put it in a little 8fw config for more focused 'getting to know you' sessions - 1 CVCO, 1 QDIV, 1 Dual Filter, 1 Dual mixer with a Korg SQ-1 for control.
If there's space in my bag it's coming on holiday with me

Finding this divider invites unconventional use, the difference in sound for audio rate divisions between the left and right dividers is really useful, and the multiple options for clock sources on each channel via the inputs and switches means this module can easily become a hub for making a cascade of sonic changes with the flick of a switch. Love it Tom!

[lud]

Received my Divider and it rules! First session last night had some real fun driving the ddsr, clocks from the dual envelopes - pinging the CO filter and cving the Chirper.
Another brilliant Bugbrand module!