I failed to make an Autechre track

I went to an Autechre show recently, and I got the idea that I could to make something similar on the little modular. Wellllllllll, as it turns out, no. But I did make this.

Out of the rack a PO-12 is doing the basic drums, and I have Bastl Thyme+ on a send (aka 2hp mix) for ambience. Otherwise I took seven channels of Pams and three AD envelopes (triggered from BSP) and plugged then into pretty much every place possible on both BIA and Crust. (Via a bunch of switches, mults, and attenuators.)

I think what it lacks (as an Autechre track) is the speeding-up slowing-down rhythms they like to do. Not sure how to achieve that in this rack. A VC switch and/or a clock multiplier would help.

I remember watching a video on youtube about the auditory illusion thing they do with rythms, where it sounds like it's constantly speeding up/slowing down, despite staying the same tempo. It the rythmic equivalent of a Shepard Tone. Unfortunately I can't find the video now, but I'll link it if I do.

Otherwise Pam's should have ratcheting and bouncing ball envelopes, no? You can also (self)patch lfos or envelopes to its CV inputs and have that control clock rates or divisions of certain channels. If you have a looping envelope with EoC/EoR out in your rack, you can control the rate of that and get all kinds of wonky swings and bursts. There's probably still plenty you can do to fuck with the timing and groove even with your setup, you just have to think outside the box. Like if you have an oscillator that goes into lfo/subaudio, use the square out as a clock/trigger source, then sequence that.