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Disaster Area Designs micro.clock - $140 (Acworth)
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Customize your connections
The versatility of the micro.clock Gen4 doesn’t end with its multiple connections or simultaneous use with distinct devices, thanks to internal DIP switches that let you customize each output. Both of the TRS-MIDI connections can individually operate in Type A or Type B configurations, while the USB-C port accommodates bidirectional MIDI communication, including MIDI PC commands to external MIDI devices. Moreover, Disaster Audio Designs’ 1/4-inch MultiJack connection supports multifunctional, user-adjustable operation as a tap tempo input, a third MIDI connection (required adapter cables not included), and even a CV (control voltage) output — the last of which transmitting from 0–3.3V values to work with any oddball tempo-control configurations your pedals or effects might possess.
Disaster Area Designs micro.clock Gen4 Features:
Highly versatile pedal gives you detailed, rock-solid MIDI clocking, tap tempo, and more, in a small-footprint form factor
Flexible clocking and tempo configurations across a 30–400 bpm range include selectable subdivisions, dotted notes, triplets, and the Golden Ratio
OLED display supplies vivid yet unobtrusive details for managing presets and displaying tempo in both bpm and millisecond capacities
Dual 1/4-in. TRS-MIDI outputs can operate in user-adjusted Type A and Type B modes
MultiJack connection features extensive variation for use as a tap tempo in, CV out, or a 3rd MIDI out (adapter cables not included)
Transmission of 0–3.3V CV signals from the MultiJack port guarantees use with pedals that have unusual tempo controls or processing
USB-C port provides bidirectional MIDI for vast use with additional devices, including tempo insertion, MIDI PC/CC signals, and USB Host
Onboard bank of up to 99 user-