via Mr.AcidMachine
"MIDI IN--->17 output pulse jacks with programmable main accent level.
The way it works is simple. Plug MIDI OUT from a computer, sequencer, drum machine, or even a keyboard into the MIDI IN on the MIDI-TO-TRIGGER. Incoming MIDI notes send quick pulses to the output jacks from notes C1 to E2. When MIDI is received on F2 it changes the Accent level of all the output jacks simultaneously. There is a knob to control it's level from normal to full-accent. Connect the output jacks to trigger analog drum circuits, envelope generators, arpeggiators, sample and holds or sequencer clocks. Or use the pulses as audio sources and filter them to get some nice click percussion.
The MIDI OUT actually only serves as a MIDI THRU for connecting other MIDI devices to the MIDI IN.
On power up (9 Volts DC negative center), the MIDI CHANNEL is Channel 1. If the channel button is pressed it changes the MIDI channel to 2, then 3, 4, 5...16, then back to 1 for each press.
These are currently handmade and take 2 to 6 weeks to ship after they are ordered.
Send any questions to mracidmachine@gmail.com"
The Percussion Beatie Bob also got a slight make over with a blue and white silkscreen label.
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