best way to trigger / reset another sequencer module via nerdseq

[converted]

hi , I'm still new to nerdseq and enjoying playing with it

I wanted to ask (as suggested here as a possibility) - what is the best way to clock /reset another sequencer device via the nerdseq without using up
mod tracks in the process.

I know the obvious would be to take the master clock / rest out from the nerd to the respective module, but I want to be able to sequence when the clock trig/reset to the respective module - plays or not - as part of an arrangement on the NERD rather than have it running all the time.

example - I have a qu-bit bloom and I want that to run a pattern/sequence of its own  - but control when it starts/stops in arrangement via the nerdseq.

I have achieved this before via other sequencers - by creating a pattern with a clock trigger /reset (two gates required) and then I arrange that pattern like any pattern on the sequencer in a song arrangement.

with the nerd - hopefully I don't have to compromise using a mod track specifically for this - I do have the expanders - both CV and trig + midi

any thought?

[XORadmin]

You could just use the clock output and the reset output.
From the sequencer you can send a reset any time from the FX (SPFX 009 - Pulse Clockreset).

[converted]

You could just use the clock output and the reset output.
From the sequencer you can send a reset any time from the FX  (SPFX 009 - Pulse Clockreset).

great but how do I arrange that like I would pattern - I would do edit it the fx slot in another pattern as and when I want it to play/launch to other sequencer 
along side -- that pattern playing

[XORadmin]

You could just use the clock output and the reset output.
From the sequencer you can send a reset any time from the FX  (SPFX 009 - Pulse Clockreset).

great but how do I arrange that like I would pattern - I would do edit it the fx slot in another pattern as and when I want it to play/launch to other sequencer 
along side -- that pattern playing

Sorry I don't really understand what you write.