2 x midi divider advice please

I agree that the divider is perhaps not the most versatile module but remember it's a modular for a reason, you can feed any signal into that divider and see what comes out. In the +5 months that I have used the beat divider I have not fed it any midi clock yet, instead I feed it lfo, env, noise, grains ,and audio signals.

I run the BEATDIVIDER and MMDIVIDER all the time. In fact these two plus the rbss is my system clock cluster of modules. I don't use drum sounds. Instead using the CV out to the CV in of filters, wavefolders, and VCOs gives me the rhythm but without drum sounds. Aside from the low-pass gate, I've never liked synth drum sounds.

In fact 4mscompany.com/ line of modules is all about clocks and dividers of varying sorts. It's like building a complex sequencer out of smaller individual modules. Here's what I mean.

You have two BEATDIVIDERS. Set them to different rates via a single LFO, e.g., one set to 1/32, the other set to 1/8, you'll get polyrythms. Run that through a delay you'll get more complex polyrhythms. Run the triggers through the TRIP module and you have a far superior drum machine than anything you can buy on the market. Run everything through TRIP, then the lofi DELAY, then the pingpong on the MULTIFX and you have an infinite selection of rhythms that can't be matched by a traditional drum machine. And, you have full control over every aspect of the system. Everything is just a wire and knobs tweak aways from a whole world of possibilities you've never even considered.

What's more is you can take these various CV outs and combine them in the POLAMIX to get even more complex rhythms.