# Looking for cv clock divider/multiplier schem

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If all you need is CLOCK/2 and CLOCK/4, Carmello Azzarello’s sub oscillator (revised version) does those as a bonus feature.

> [@SubOSC for Crave and other equipment](https://lookmumnocomputer.discourse.group/t/subosc-for-crave-and-other-equipment/446):
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> Seen this video earlier today - I know @Bitnik just got a Crave, so I figured I would post this up slight_smile

And in principle you could replicate the main part of the circuit to get CLOCK/8 and CLOCK/16, or even just build two and run the CLOCK/4 output from one into the input of the other.

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