<p>Ok let me try :-) ,</p>
<p>Trigger Out - sends the master tremolo rate. It sends it via pulses witch can be used to trigger stuff i an modular synth system.</p>
<p>It can trigger:  Envelopes, Voltage Controlled Amplifiers, sequencers or anything that can receive an trigger.</p>
<p>I think that Casper included this out so that you can connect several DroneLabs and that they are in Sync.</p>
<p>Trigger In : receives an trigger or pulse and takes over as master pulse for the tremolo.</p>
<p>again it can be sent from an pulse generator on a modular or from another DroneLab.</p>
<p>Thru . If you want to send the same trigger from the input to a next device.</p>
<p>DroneLab 1[out]---DroneLab 2[in]---[thru]---DroneLab 3[in]....<br />
in this way you can "daisy chain" a lot of DroneLabs and have them all synced.</p>
<p>"Is the Drone Lab an OFF at 0V and ON at any plus V value?"</p>
<p>Yes. Usually it can be up till 9 volts.</p>
<p>"Is there in between?"</p>
<p>No there should not be .</p>
<p>"Does it also let you control pitch?"</p>
<p>No. It just "clocks" the tremolo or sends the "clock".</p>
<p>What else does it do?</p>
<p>Nothing.</p>
<p>hope this helps a bit and if i am wrong at least I shal provoke somebody to write it right.</p>
<p>greetings from Switzerland the land of milk and honey and banks</p>
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