Clock-synced signal source

SYNC lets you latch onto a clock signal (such as an audio square wave or an LFO) and travel back and forth between two inputs at a frequency related to the clock by a ratio. In other words, you control the frequency of the internal signal generator with clock multiplication and division. You can use a pair of inputs to set the voltage window of the signal at the output, or you can use the signal to set the levels of the inputs in a crossfader configuration.

Use an audio-rate clock to create just-intoned harmonies, overtones, and subharmonics, or patch in a low frequency clock to generate tempo-synced modulation signals. Controls and CV inputs allow you to surf through a grid of musically related ratios to animate the frequency relative to the clock input to create musical gestures. Outputs provide auxiliary waveforms, giving you a suite of synced signal sources enabling clock multiplier/divider style gate sequencing.

https://starling.space/via/sync

• 105 mA +12V
• 40 mA -12V
• ? mA 5V
• 38 mm Depth

Available as an assembled Module and as a DIY project.

This Module is currently available.