Suzuki Musical Instrument Corp GP-3 manual Disk Utility, Copy Rename, Format Copy Delete

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SD MEMORY CARD - UTILITY

UTILITY MENU - continued

Delete - Delete is used to remove unwanted files from the disk to make more space available.

Disk Utility

Format

Delete

Copy

Rename

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Load the Card into the Memroy Card Reader. Make sure that the Card you have selected has the song data file you want to delete on the Card.

Select the Delete menu, the menu will show the available songs on the Card. If there are additional pages the indicator light on the SCREEN RIGHT/LEFT buttons will light.

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Select the song that you want to delete, and press the ENTER button. A progress bar will be displayed (or if the file is small it will eliminate without a progress bar). Once the file has been removed the main Card menu screen will be displayed. This file operation is irreversible.

Rename - Rename is used to change the name of a file already saved to the Card.

 

 

Card Utility

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Format

 

 

 

Copy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Delete

 

 

 

Rename

 

 

Load the Card into the Memory Card Reader. Make sure that the Card has the song data file that you want to rename on it.

Select the Rename menu, the menu will show the available songs. If there are additional pages the indicator light on the SCREEN RIGHT/ LEFT buttons will light.

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Select the song you want to rename.

Use the VALUE buttons or wheel to rename the selected song.

Press the ENTER button to save the renamed song to the Card. A progress bar will be displayed. When renaming is complete the main disk menu screen will be displayed.

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Contents Suzuki Suzuki PianosPage Welcome General Precautions Taking Care of Your Digital Piano Table of Contents Assembly To begin, remove outer carton Unpacking Your NEW Grand PianoYou should have 3 cartons as pictured Remove the protective foamPiano Accessories Unpacking Your NEW Grand Piano Inner cartonPlastic Cover Unpacking Piano Legs & Pedal Assembly Attaching the Legs to the Piano Pedal Assembly Preparation Pedal Assembly AttachmentPre-Pedal Assembly Pedal Assembly AttachmentSupport Rods Installingtheleftleg Install the Left LegPad the Piano Adjust the Pedal Feet Install the Power CordPositioning Your NEW Grand Piano Connector Panel Midi OUTPanel Controls GP-3Fade 11 12 14 15 Upper Panel Controls Data Wheel Grand Piano Reverb Curser Contrast Grand Piano Sound Group Vibes Organ Panel Controls 38 39 40 41 47 45 Disk Drive Pedals Piano PedalsDisplay Screen Big BandBossa Nueva Demonstration SongsDemo Song Select Samba TimePiano Voices Sound Channel Modes Assigning Different Piano Sound Channel ModesPiano Voices Voice Selection There are TWO Ways to Select AN Instrument VoiceScroll Through the Instrument Voices Piano Voices Quick Selection For all 88 Key voice selections Upper ModeFor the Layer and Lower Sound Mode Sections of the Piano Quick SelectPiano Voices Selecting ALL Voices Reed Group aReed Group B Piano Voices Effects and Reset Rhythm Section Selecting a Rhythm StyleGrand Piano Swing Group aSwing Group B LoungeStyle 1 Grand Piano Big BandRhythm Section Playing the Rhythm Straight StartRhythm Section Playing the Rhythm Auto Accompaniment HOW Auto Accompaniment WorksAuto Accompaniment Types HOW to Play ChordsBasic Mode One Finger ONE FingerFingered One Finger Piano ModeAccomp Fingered Chord Mark FingeringOne Finger Piano ModeAccomp Piano FingeredFingered Auto Accompaniment HOW to USEFingered Piano Mode One FingerSynchronized Start Auto Accompaniment HOW to PlayPlaying in the Auto Accompaniment Mode Synchronized Intro StartPattern continues until the end of the following measure Performance SetupSetup ReverbPerformance Setup Velocity Norm Split Point Setup Performance MenuPerformance Setup Screen HoldPERFORMANCE- Setup Menu TransposeLCD Screen Display Hold 105 Octave Shift Performance Setup Tune Fixed Level 100Performance Setup Tune Fixed Level Tune10S Octave Shift Fade TimeOctave Shift Harmony Trio Duet Oct Setup Harmony MenuHarmonysetupmenu HarmonyKeymodesetupmenu Setup KEY Mode MenuKey Mode Lower Hold Manual BassSustain Setup Sustain MenuSustain Setup Menu SustainReverb Setup Menu Setup Reverb MenuReverb Setting ReverbEffects Chorus Setup Menu Setup Effects MenuEffect Setting Effects ChorusChord Mode Auto Accompaniment Mode Setup Chord MenuChord Setup Menu Fingered ModePedal Assign Setup Pedal MenuPedal Assign Setup Menu Fill Intro/Ending Lower HoldStandard Room Power Electronic TR-808 Jazz Brush Orchestral Setup -PERCUSSION MenuPercussion Setup Drum Kits Percussion Drum KIT SelectionMetronome Setup Menu Setup Metronome MenuMetronome Setup Time Signature Tempo 120 Sound Volume 100 MetronomeRegistration Memory Save Your Settings in the Registration MemoryRecall Contents in the Registration Memory RegistrationOutline of a Music Recorder or Sequencer Record FeaturesRecord Functions Record Melody OnlyRecord Features Auto Accompaniment Track Accomp Button Record Melody HOW to Record RecordingRecording Rec Record AccompTo Playback Your Recorded Music Recording PlaybackPlayback To Pause the PlaybackHOW to USE BEG. Mark and END Mark Buttons Recording MarkMark Measure Play RHnd=Y LHnd=Y Acmp=Y Test Song Play Along SongSong Select AllegroPlay RHnd=Y LHnd=Y Acmp=Y Song LessonMeasure Play Along Song LessonsTest Modes Lesson FeaturesStop the Song Mode Right and Left hand exercise Select R=Y L=YLoad Song SD Card FeaturesSD Memory Card Utility Save Song Play DiskSD Memory Card Load Song Load SongSave Song SD Memory Card Save SongLoad Song Utility Play CardPlay Card SD Memory Card Play CardLoad Song Utility Save Song Play CardLyrics Mute Channel Solo Channel SD Memory Card Play Card MenusFile Data PlaybackSD Memory Card Utility Card UtilityCopy to Copy Rename Disk UtilityDelete Format Copy DeleteDisk Features DiskDisk Load Song Disk Save Song Disk Play Disk Play DiskPlay Disk Load Song Various Menu Screens Disk Play Disk MenusPlayback Options Also NoteLoad Song Save Song Card CancelDisk Utility Format DeleteDelete Playing and Singingwith the Karaoke Disks Selecting a Karaoke Song from the DiskPlug in the Enclosed Microphone Midi & Video OUT Jacks Phones Video Midi Line Microphone OUT USB VOL EchoBasic Midi Setups MidiMidi Midi Implementation Chart RPNL, RpnhVoice List Grand PianoStyle List Big BandDrum KIT List Drum KIT ListDrum KIT List Specifications SpecificationsWhere can I buy recorded disks to play in my piano? Questions AND/OR ProblemsWhere is the serial number on my piano? QuestionsPage Warranty WarrantyPage Suzuki

GP-3 specifications

The Suzuki Musical Instrument Corporation has long been recognized for its dedication to quality craftsmanship, and the GP-3 is a prime example of their commitment to producing high-quality musical instruments. The GP-3 is a versatile and beloved model among both budding musicians and seasoned professionals.

One of the standout features of the GP-3 is its exceptional build quality. Crafted with precision, the instrument showcases a durable body that can withstand the rigors of regular use. The materials employed in its construction contribute to a rich, resonant tone, making it a favorite among performers looking for a reliable yet sonorous instrument. The careful selection of woods ensures that each GP-3 retains a warm, vibrant sound that is both pleasing to the ear and suitable for a variety of musical styles.

Equipped with advanced technologies, the GP-3 incorporates a state-of-the-art tuning mechanism for effortless string adjustments. This feature allows musicians to maintain their desired pitch easily, providing a consistent performance experience. Additionally, the instrument is designed with ergonomics in mind, ensuring comfortable playability, which is essential for long practice sessions or performances.

Aesthetically, the GP-3 boasts an elegant design, often adorned with sleek finishes that enhance its visual appeal. Whether in a solo performance or an ensemble setting, it is sure to catch the eye. The craftsmanship extends to the detailing, with intricate inlays and quality hardware that complements the instrument’s overall aesthetic.

Moreover, the GP-3's versatility is unmatched. It finds its place in various genres, from classical to contemporary music. This adaptability is a crucial factor for instructors and learners alike, as it provides a broad sonic palette to explore different styles and techniques. The instrument's responsive nature allows players to experiment with dynamics and expression, fostering creativity and musical development.

In conclusion, the Suzuki GP-3 represents a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. With its robust construction, advanced features, and stunning design, it is an ideal choice for anyone looking to explore the world of music. Whether you are starting your musical journey or are a seasoned artist, the GP-3 promises a rewarding experience, ensuring it remains a cherished part of any musician's collection for years to come. Suzuki Musical Instrument Corporation continues to inspire and nurture the love of music through instruments like the GP-3, making it a worthy addition to any musician's arsenal.
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