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I have a Kenton Pro 4 which does produce LFO's synced to MIDI clock.
However, it cannot divide the clock down far enough to be all that
useful, imho. What I want is to be able to sync LFO's that cycle
over several bars.

My Garfield Dr. Click can produce an LFO synced to a number of clock
sources (it doesn't have MIDI), but it doesn't work very well with
slow waveforms.

Most MIDI software sequencers, as well as one of the Lexicon boxes
(the MPX1, as far as I can remember) can produce synced MIDI LFO's
that can be run through a MIDI to CV converter. However, streaming
so much data at once can effect the timing of other events.

An MOTM-820 can be used to generate LFO's from a clock pulse, but it
has to be re-adjusted very carefully whenever the tempo changes.

While I do not think there is a way to design it using analogue, I would
love to see a digital module with an "analogue interface" that could
convert a clock pulse into an LFO. It could have several outputs for
different waveforms, a number of different clock divisions, and a
shape control similar to the MOTM-320. Afaik, no module manufacturer
offers such a useful product.