The Doctor Click is a rhythm controller manufactured by the American company Garfield Electronics.[1] It was released in 1982.[2]
In the pre-MIDI era, the Doctor Click enabled various different synthesizers and drum machines to communicate with each other.
It features two independent channels.[3]
There are also footswitch inputs for Play, Reset and Enter.[1]
The unit is constructed in a metal case, uses microswitches and a screen for reading the tempo.[4]
You can step program the device by selecting Timebase 12 and use the Step button to enter the step count for each note.
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