# How to build Doubler Tempo / Problem DIY synch Arturia/EKO Panda

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There’s a recent discussion of a clock multiplier [here](https://lookmumnocomputer.discourse.group/t/working-clock-multiplier-divider-phase-shifter-with-tolerance-for-uneven-clocks/4156) which might work although it’d be massive overkill for your situation.

I’d think one could use an RC to differentiate the clock, rectify both that and its inverse (from an op amp inverter) and combine the two to get triggers on both edges, but I can’t point to a polished design…

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