Floatingpoint Instruments multiclock

Synchronise all your electronic instruments and software professionally.

ANY CLOCK INPUT

The Multiclock can either be the main clock or synchronised to external MIDI, DIN sync and analogue clocks. The multiclock is synchronised with a DAW via a sample-accurate audio clock, which ensures absolutely stable synchronisation signals.

INDIVIDUAL OUTPUTS

The Multiclock has four outputs. Each channel can be set to output MIDI, DIN Sync or analogue clock signals. Analogue clock signals are configurable in polarity and start/reset behaviour, and individual clock dividers are available.

SHIFT & SHUFFLE

To compensate for any time delays of your connected devices, you can shift each of the four output channels individually and in real time relative to the reference clock. Once you have found the ideal point, you can add a little shuffle.

MIDI ROUTER

To become the central connecting element of your setup, a powerful MIDI router is available. This allows you to connect and combine other MIDI data from four USB MIDI ports and the onboard MIDI In with the precise clock signals.

PROFESSIONAL DAW INTEGRATION

VST, AU & AAX plugins

Synchronisation of the multiclock with a DAW is done via a sample-accurate audio clock stream, which guarantees that the clock signals are absolutely precise, with only ±1 sample jitter. No drifting - everything on the grid. VST, AU and AAX plugins for all major DAWs are included, or you can create your own sync loop with our sample.

MANY MODULAR FUNCTIONS

Clocks, dividers, triggers and LFO

The modular clock output can be configured in every conceivable way: Select the polarities of the signals, set the start or reset behaviour for each channel individually and set clock dividers. An analogue LFO with different waveforms and optional frequency quantisation is also available to integrate it into the Eurorack world.

SYNCHRONISE YOUR (VINTAGE) DEVICES..

MIDI, DIN Sync & Tape

Synchronise all your drum machines, grooveboxes, sequencers, arpeggiators and effects with a stable MIDI clock or DIN Sync/SYNC24 signal. But your tape recorder can also come into play again: Simply record a 24ppq loop of our sync sample on a track, connect the tape recorder to the audio in of the multiclock and you're in sync!