The idea of a free-running LC oscillator for my 455-12 DRM converter kept me worried for a few days. With the help of a calculator I found out that:
14060 kHz / 32 = 439.375 kHz
and
455 - 439.375 = 15.626 kHz
So, with a binary counter/divider I can get a LO acceptably close to 12 kHz. I know that DReaM software will decode a DRM signal centered at 15.6 kHz.
Where did I store that 74HC4060 ... ?!