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While Pamela’s New Workout will let you get down to 10bpm with up to a 512 division the new firmware for the Mordax Data now offers four clock outputs with a main clock speed as slow as 0.01bpm and will divide that by as much as 48 for some serious glacial clock speeds.

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#2

Been ages since I checked, but the bubblesound uLFO had one of the slowest cycles in the game at >30min

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#3

Am I doing my math right? 0.01bpm/48 = 0.0002bpm = a little over 2 beats per week.

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#4

TT’s metro does 30s. use the M script to count to 30k for a 10 days interval. cascade counters to double the length with each bit… gets silly quickly

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#5

The TXo can to some crazy stupid stuff in this department if you want it. The device’s metronomes and slew values can be set in milliseconds, seconds, and minutes.

Want a metronome pulse every 22 days, 18 hours, 6 minutes, and 59.9904 seconds?

TO.TR.M.M 1 32767
TO.TR.M.ACT 1 1

Want a slower pulse? Use the pulse divider function!

TO.TR.P.DIV 1 32767

That will get you a pulse every 2,041 years, 149 days, 2 hours, 27 minutes, and 36 seconds.

Wow. That got ridiculous.

On the reasonable side, I find setting things in minutes and seconds really handy in putting together longer, evolving patches. The .S and .M helper operators are pretty helpful in that regard. :slight_smile:

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#6

Finally! Music worthy of the label “glacial”! :smiley:

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#7

Putting the evolution into evolving patches!!!

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#8

I’m more interested in clock modules that can oscillate faster than the speed of light, in the hope that synthesis will be the key to time travel.

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