First off, welcome!
Clock Master.audulus (91.9 KB)
You might enjoy this clock a little more - it’s a part of the upcoming library redesign, which you can read more about here:
https://discourse.audulus.com/t/audulus-3-library-reface/1455/180
In that post you can download the whole zip of the new library.
The first part of this document explains the signal standards and should help with some of the questions you had above:
If this is in reference to the waveform node pic you shared above, it’s because there’s only a finite amount of resolution that the waveform node is dealing with - it takes samples of the audio and displays the amplitude of it. When it’s fast moving (audio instead of an LFO or envelope), it shows an average amplitude by drawing a top and bottom line which is an approximation. Since your attack and decay cycles are set so fast, it appears to vary in amplitude when it really doesn’t. If you set them to longer times with a slower clock cycle, you’ll see that its more consistent.
Here’s an example patch that is close to what you have set up in the original patch you uploaded.
Sequencer Example.audulus (415.2 KB)