Robaux SWT 16 User Manual

Bring back the
groove to eurorack.

About SWT16

The Robaux SWT16 is a 16-track eurorack trigger sequencer with
up to 16 steps per track.

Programmable like a classic TR machine, the SWT16 can be used

not only for triggering drum sounds, but also for Envelopes, S‘n‘Hs

or resetting LFOs.

The SWT16 is polymetric - each track can have a different length,
from 1 to 16 steps. Even more complex rhythms succeed with the
individual clock divider per track.

The SWT16 has an intuitive user interface. All operation is via the
illuminated 4x4 keypad. From the main screen, you can access
the 16 different modes of the sequencer. The buttons adapt to the
selected mode. With the back button, you can quickly return to the
main screen.

Each track has its own trigger output. In addition, the triggers are
also sent via MIDI notes (requires an adapter).

Installation

SWT16 requires a -12 / +12V power supply (2x5-pin connector). The red
strip of the ribbon cable (-12V side) must be oriented on the same side as

the „Red Stripe“ mark on the board. The module draws about 120mA from

the + 12V rail.

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A

4x4 Buttons

A

The 4x4 buttons are the interface and display of the SWT16.

B

Home Button

Via the home button you will get back to the start screen.
In addition, the button displays the current tempo.

C

MIDI Output

All triggers are also output as MIDI notes. Connect a Jack-to-DIN
adapter here.

D

Reset In

This trigger input is intended for a reset signal. When the trigger is

hot, the sequencer goes back to the rst step.

E

Clock In

This is the clock input. The sequencer will be in sync with the exter­nal clock source provided through this input.

F

Trigger Outputs

These 16 plugs output the individual trigger patterns. Each jack

stands for a track, starting from the rst track on the top left.