High Towers is our brand new super flexible clocking module. At it’s heart it is based on the principles of clock division of an incoming clock signal. High Towers has 4 assignable outputs, each of which can be assigned a clock division in a number of different ways:

– manually assigned using a potentiometer

– assigned by external CV (in which case the associated potentiometer becomes a CV attenuator)

– assigned by one of High Towers’ internal presets

High Towers is able to receive external clock and reset pulses. High Towers internally divides the incoming clock pulses by 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 and 128. Each of High Towers 4 assignable outputs can stream any of these divisions.

High Towers comes pre-programmed with 8 preset division models. The division models set each output to stream a particular division. The division that any given output is streaming can be over-ridden manually or by external CV.

High Towers comes pre-programmed with 8 different direction models. The direction models select whether High Towers counts up, down, up/down, or various combinations of up and down.