Developer Robert Menzel shared this sneak preview of a new drum computer trigger sequencer for Eurorack modular synthesizers.

“The device is called Sweet 16 (SWT16),” notes Menzel, “and works a bit like an MPC.” Menzel plans to released the module as open hardware and to make a DIY kit available. 

Robaux SWT16 16-Track Eurorack Trigger Sequencer

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 4×4 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).

See the Robaux site for details.