Dynamic routing to 8 mono or 4 stereo outputs
Seamless looping over arbitrary track length
Independent real-time volume and playback rate control per output
Pause and resume individual or groups of tracks
Minimal trigger-to-sound delay: 8 msecs typ, 12 msecs max
Trigger inputs can be individually inverted and set to be edge, latched, or level sensitive
Dedicated MIDI I/O
Assign individual MIDI notes to specific outputs, with individual looping control
Outputs provide independent real-time playback rate control and MIDI Pitch Bend
MIDI Velocity-sensitive triggering of up to 4096 tracks, adjustable attack and release times
Line-level stereo audio input
Output volumes adjustable from +10dB to -70dB
Firmware track fades (attacks & decays)
Extensive serial and I C control
(Default I C address: 0x13)
Reset button allows changing SD cards without power-cycle
Firmware updates from µSD card. No additional hardware required
For more details, users can checkout the Tsunami product page on the Robertsonics website.
µSD Card Slot
Note:
For the best results, we recommend
Class 10
SD cards with a
FAT16
or
FAT32
file system format and
a 32kB file allocation size. We recommend avoiding:
The 1GB SparkX SD Card, from our catalog, since it isn't a Class 10 card and can lead to reliability
issues.
SD Cards with a capacity larger than 32GB, since it can be difficult to convert them to the
FAT16
or
FAT32
file system format with a 32kB file allocation size.
For more information on compatible SD cards, please check out the Robertsonics website.
A µSD card is used store the audio
*.wav
files and initialization
tsunami.ini
file
(optional)
for the Qwiic Tsunami.
The µSD card slot contains a spring-loaded locking mechanism:
Insert the card and press in to lock the card into the slot.
Press in to unlock and remove the card from the slot.
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