i just found another way :

the pulse output of an osc tuned in lfo speed as the clock in input.
now you can adjust the swing factor with the pulsewidth knob.
additionally you can apply pwm from a slow lfo that is synced to several
steps of the sequencer to get the whole thing shaking really nice.




dab schrieb:

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> thank you jari, thats great
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> > A crude swing clock can be obtained by combining two outputs from A-
> > 161. For example, outputs #1 and #6 give ratio 5:3.
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