Four clocks from one — always in phase.

QDIV takes a single incoming clock and gives you four independent outputs. Each channel divides or multiplies the rate — ÷32, ÷16, ÷12, ÷8, ÷6, ÷4, ÷3, ÷2, ×1, ×2, ×3, ×4 — picked from a clean dropdown, no menus to dig through mid-patch.

Every output is derived from one master phase, so divisions and multiplications can never drift against each other. And if an incoming pulse drops out, QDIV predicts the next boundary and fires on time instead of stalling your patch. A global reset re-aligns all four channels at once. Outputs are crisp 2 ms triggers.

Patch ideas: • Run ×4 into a sequencer while ÷4 walks a slow modulation source — one clock in, a whole tempo family out. • Set ÷3 against ÷4 for instant polyrhythm from a single clock. • Change a rate mid-performance, then hit RESET to snap every channel back to the bar line together.

QDIV is part of the Series One rhythm core: cream panel, clear labels, nothing to decode.