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MP-GT1
Portable Memory Guitar Trainer
OWNER'S MANUAL
D00980301A
Contents
1 – Introduction ...................................................... 3
Supplied accessories .................................................... 3
Manual conventions .................................................... 3
Precautions for placement and use .............................. 3
Beware of condensation ............................................... 3
About the power supply .............................................. 4
Recharging the battery ................................................. 4
Recharging with a computer ......................................... 4
Recharging with a PS-P520 AC adapter ............................ 4
Turning the power on and off ........................................ 4
To turn the MP-GT1 power on ........................................ 4
To turn the MP-GT1 power off ....................................... 4
2 – Part names and functions ..........................5
Top Panel ..................................................................... 5
Front Panel .................................................................. 6
Right Side Panel ..........................................................6
Left Side Panel ............................................................. 7
Back Panel ................................................................... 7
Home screen................................................................ 8
3 – Connections & MP3 Transfer ................... 10
Making connections .................................................. 10
Connecting headphones or speakers ............................ 10
Connecting a guitar ................................................... 10
Connecting to a computer ...........................................11
Disconnecting from a computer ....................................11
Moving MP3 files to the the MP-GT1 .........................11
Copying tracks from a computer ...................................11
Preparing MP3 files on a computer ...............................11
6 – Practice Functions ......................................... 18
Changing playback pitch and tempo ........................ 18
Changing the tempo (TEMPO) ..................................... 18
Change tempo without changing pitch (VSA) ................. 18
Change key without changing tempo (KEY) ................... 18
Canceling guitar sounds (GUITAR CANCEL) .............. 18
Repeat playback of a selected loop ........................... 19
Connecting a guitar to practice ................................. 19
Practicing with tracks as they play ............................ 19
Using the metronome (METRONOME) ...................... 19
Turning the metronome ON and OFF ............................. 19
7 – Using Effects ................................................... 20
8 – Using the Tuner ............................................. 21
Chromatic tuner mode (AUTO) ..................................... 21
Guitar tuner mode (GUITAR) ....................................... 21
Oscillator mode (OSC.) .............................................. 21
9 – Setup Menu Options................................... 22
Cue and review speed ............................................... 22
Automatic power off .................................................. 22
Automatically turning off the backlight ......................... 22
Display contrast ........................................................ 22
Backlight brightness .................................................. 22
Initializing the unit ..................................................... 22
Formatting the unit quickly ......................................... 23
Formatting the unit completely .................................... 23
10 - Using the Information Pages.................24
4 – Menus & Settings ........................................ 12
Menu items ............................................................... 12
Menu overview ......................................................... 12
Using the Menus ....................................................... 12
5 – Playing and Selecting Tracks ................... 14
Basic track playback functions ................................... 14
Playing a track ......................................................... 14
Pausing a track ........................................................ 14
Selecting a track ..................................................... 14
Searching a track ..................................................... 14
Adjusting the volume ................................................ 14
Selecting a track to play ............................................ 14
Using the Browse screen to select tracks ................... 14
Setting the play area ................................................. 15
Using the playlist ....................................................... 16
Adding tracks to the playlist ........................................ 16
Editing the playlist ..................................................... 16
ALL CLR: Remove all tracks from the playlist .................... 16
DELETE: Remove one track from the playlist .................... 16
MOVE: Change the order of tracks .................................17
Repeat and single-track playback (PLAY MODE) ........17
File information page (FILE) ......................................... 24
Memory information page (MEMORY) ............................ 24
System information page (SYSTEM) ............................... 24
11 – Effect Lists ..................................................... 25
Effect preset list ........................................................ 25
Effect module parameters ......................................... 26
12 – Messages ....................................................... 27
13 – Recycling the Battery ............................... 28
How to remove the rechargeable battery....................... 28
14 – Specifications ............................................... 29
Rated audio input and output ...................................... 29
Audio performance .................................................. 29
Other specifications .................................................. 29
Minimum computer requirements ................................. 29
Stored settings .......................................................... 30
Dimensions ................................................................ 30
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1 – Introduction
Thank you very much for purchasing the TASCAM
MP-GT1 Portable Memory Guitar Trainer. Please read
this Owner’s Manual carefully before using the unit in
order to maximize your use of all its features. We hope
that you will enjoy using this trainer for many years to
come.
The MP-GT1 is a flash memory (1 GB) music player
that has been optimized for practicing guitar. If you
run into a phrase on a recording that is too difficult
for you to learn by ear at ordinary speed, you can play
Supplied accessories
In addition to this manual, the following accessories are
supplied.
Quick Start Guide .......................................................1
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Mini-B USB cable ......................................................1
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An insertion sheet .......................................................1
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Warranty card .............................................................1
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and loop the music at a slower speed to study the part.
Furthermore, the dedicated guitar input allows you to
use the unit’s built-in effects as you play along with the
music. Using a computer, you can also transfer music as
MP3s easily from audio CDs and other sources to the
MP-GT1.
Please contact the store where you purchased this unit
if any of these accessories are missing or have been
damaged during transportation.
We recommend that you keep the original box and
packing materials for transportation of this unit.
Manual conventions
In this manual, we use the following conventions:
Controls and keys on the MP-GT1 are written like
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this: MENU.
Messages shown on the display are written like this:
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Are you sure? .
Precautions for placement and use
The MP-GT1 may be used in most areas, but to maintain
top performance, and prolong operating life, observe the
following notes, precautions and environmental conditions:
Avoid exposing it to extremes of temperature and
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humidity and avoid mechanical shocks and vibration.
Keep the unit away from strong magnetic fields (TV
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sets, computer monitors, large electric motors, etc.).
The nominal temperature should be between 0°C and
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40°C (32°F and 104°F).
Relative humidity should be 30 to 80 percent.
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If a fixed onscreen indicator (i.e. one which cannot
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change) is shown, it is written like this: VSA.
We use the term “key” to describe the push-button
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controls on the MP-GT1.
As the unit may become hot during operation, always
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leave sufficient space above the unit for ventilation.
Do not install this unit in a confined space such as a
bookcase, and do not put anything on top of the unit.
Avoid installing this unit on top of any heat-generat-
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ing electrical device such as a power amplifier.
Make sure that the unit is mounted in a level position
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for correct operation.
The voltage supplied to the unit should match the
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voltage as printed on the rear panel. If you are in any
doubt regarding this matter, consult an electrician.
Beware of condensation
If the unit is moved from a cold to a warm place,
or used after a sudden temperature change, there
is a danger of condensation; vapor in the air could
condense on the internal mechanism, making correct
operation impossible. To prevent this, or if this occurs,
let the player sit for one or two hours at the new room
temperature before using.
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1 – Introduction
About the power supply
The MP-GT1 uses a built-in lithium ion battery that can
be recharged by connecting the unit to a computer with
the included USB cable. You can also use an AC adapter
(sold separately) to power the unit and recharge the
battery.
When new, the battery charge lasts about 8 hours.
Recharging the battery
When you purchase the MP-GT1, the battery is not fully
charged. Please charge it before use or use it with an AC
adapter (sold separately).
Recharging with a computer
To charge the battery using a computer, connect the unit
to the computer using the included USB cable and turn
the computer on if it is off and not transmitting power to
the unit.
Connect the MP-GT1 directly to the computer.
Recharging cannot be guaranteed if a USB hub is used
between the computer and the MP-GT1.
Recharging takes about 6 hours (when the MP-GT1
power is OFF).
If the MP-GT1’s power is turned ON when it is being
recharged from a computer, it is automatically treated
by the computer as a connected USB drive. (See
“Connecting to a computer” on page 11.)
Recharging with a PS-P520 AC adapter (sold separately)
Connect the AC adapter to the MP-GT1’s DC IN 5V jack
and plug the adapter into a working power outlet.
Recharging takes about 3 hours.
You can use the MP-GT1 when it is connected to an AC
adapter and recharging.
The indicator at the right side of the display shows the
battery’s charging status. It lights orange while charging
and goes out when charging is complete.
Furthermore, the recharging time is the same whether
the MP-GT1 power is ON or OFF.
Turning the power on and off
To turn the MP-GT1 power on
Slide the POWER switch in the direction of the arrow
and hold it until “TASCAM” appears on the screen.
Release the switch.
The MP-GT1 starts and the home screen appears.
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To turn the MP-GT1 power off
Slide the POWER switch in the direction of the arrow
and hold it until “Trainer series” appears on the screen.
Release the switch. The MP-GT1 then shuts down.
Top Panel
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2 – Part names and functions
1Display (LCD)
The display shows the Home screen and the
menus related to using the metronome and making
operation and effect settings. (See “Home screen” on
page 8.)
2Wheel
Use to select items and change values when using
menus and the effect section.
3ENTER key
Press this key to confirm a selection when using
menus and the effect section and to advance to the
next screen.
4LOOP key
Press this key to start loop playback mode and
automatically repeat playback of a section of a song
that you select. The indicator appears on the
display. (See “Repeat playback of a selected loop”
on page 19.)
Press this key again to exit loop playback mode.
5MENU key
When the home screen is open, press this key to
open the MENU screen.
During use of menus or the effect settings screen,
press this key to return to the previous screen.
Repeated presses eventually returns to the home
screen.
6FX key
Press this key to open the EFFECT screen. When the
EFFECT screen is open, press this key to return to the
home screen.
7I/O key
Use this key to set the IN and OUT points to set a
section for loop playback.
When both IN and OUT points are set, pressing
this key again will clear these points. (See “Repeat
playback of a selected loop” on page 19.)
8¥?π key
Press this key to start playback or to pause playback
at the current position.
When the METRONOME screen is open, press this to
start and stop the metronome.
9≤ key
Press this key to skip to the next track.
Press and hold to search forward.
0µ key
Press this key to return to the beginning of a track
that is playing or paused.
When at the beginning of a track, press to skip to
the previous track.
Press and hold to search backward.
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Front Panel
q /LINE OUT jack
Connect headphones to this jack to hear the playing
tracks and the sound of a connected guitar.
This jack can also be used as a line output jack.
Right Side Panel
wINPUT volume
Use to adjust the input level of the GUITAR IN jack.
eGUITAR IN jack
Connect a guitar with a standard guitar cable here.
rDC IN 5V jack
Connect an AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P520, sold
separately).
tPOWER switch
Slide and hold this switch in the direction of the
arrow (to the left) to turn the power ON and OFF.
Slide it to the right to engage the HOLD function.
When set to HOLD, all keys are disabled.
yUSB port
Connect the included USB cable to this port and
your computer.
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Trouble-free use of a USB hub cannot be guaranteed. If
you experience trouble using a USB hub, connect the unit
directly with the computer.
Left Side Panel
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uMIX BALANCE (GUITAR, PLAYBACK) keys
Use these keys to adjust the balance between the
volume of the guitar connected to the GUITAR IN
jack and the playing track. During adjustment, the
balance status is shown at the bottom of the display.
Press the GUITAR key to increase the relative level
of the guitar, and the PLAYBACK key to increase the
relative level of the playing track.
During metronome playback, these keys adjust the
guitar and metronome balance with the PLAYBACK
key increasing the metronome volume relatively.
Back Panel
iOUTPUT VOLUME (+, -) keys
Use to adjust the overall signal level sent from the
/LINE OUT jack.
During adjustment, the output volume is shown at
the bottom of the display.
Reset hole
If the MP-GT1 starts to operate incorrectly, insert the
end of a paper clip or similar object into this hole to
press the System Reset Button inside. Pressing this
button turns the power OFF.
Do not press the System Reset Button if the unit is
operating normally.
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Home screen
During normal operation the Home screen appears on
the display. The following explanation is for the Home
screen.
When using menus or the built-in effects dedicated screens
are opened. See other sections for explanation of menu
and effect screens.
1Power
The battery indicator appears when the built-in
lithium ion battery is used. Three bars show a full
battery. This indicator blinks when the battery needs
to be recharged.
2Player operation indicators
These indicators show what the player is doing.
¥ Track is playing
π Track is paused
ª Track stopped at beginning
˚ Fast forwarding
∆ Fast rewinding
≤ Skipping to next track
µ Skipping to previous track
3Elapsed time (00m00s)
The elapsed time (minutes: seconds) appears during
track playback.
4Playback position bar
This bar shows the current playback position. The
dark bar extends from the left as playback proceeds.
5Remaining time
The remaining time (minutes: seconds) appears
during track playback.
6Loop IN point and OUT point markers
Shows the loop playback IN and OUT points.
When the IN point is set, “I” appears below the
playback position bar at the position relative to the
time of the IN point.
When the OUT point is set, “O” appears below the
playback position bar at the position relative to the
time of the OUT point.
7Loop/repeat setting status indicators
The following indicators appear according to the
playback settings.
Current track plays and then playback stops
Current track plays repeatedly
All tracks in the play area play repeatedly
Playback loops between IN and OUT points
8Track information
Tag information or file name appears during
playback.
If there is ID3 tag information, the Title information
will be shown, but if not, the file name will be
shown.
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9Play area
The currently selected play area appears.
ALL All files in the MUSIC folder
FOLDER Files in a subfolder of the MUSIC folder
P.LIST Files added to the playlist
Playback track number/total number of tracks
The current track number and the total number of
tracks in the selected play area appears.
0Track number
Shows the current track number/number of tracks in
the selected play area.
qINPUT level meter
Level of the guitar signal entering the GUITAR IN
jack appears.
wStatus of playback control functions
The status of each playback control function (VSA,
tempo, key, guitar cancel) is shown.
When a function is ON, its indicator appears with
light colored letters on a dark background.
eEffect setting status
Shows whether the effects are ON or OFF. When the
effect function is ON, its indicator appears with light
colored letters on a dark background.
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Headphones
Powered speakers or
amplifier and speakers
Guitar
3 – Connections & MP3 Transfer
Making connections
Connecting headphones or speakers
You can connect headphones or a monitoring system
(powered speakers, amplifier/speaker system, etc.) to the
MP-GT1 /LINE OUT jack.
Connecting a guitar
Using the MP-GT1’s guitar input jack and built-in
guitar effects, you can create a variety of electric guitar
tones with just the MP-GT1. You can also play guitar
along with an MP3 track on the unit. (See the “Practice
Functions” chapter on page 18 and the “Using Effects”
chapter on page 20.)
The INPUT level meter appears at the bottom of the home
screen. Use this to confirm input and adjust the level of
the guitar signal. If the input level is too high, the dot
at the far right end of the bar will stay lit briefly. If the
input level is low, then the meter bar will extend only a
short distance from the left when you play the guitar.
Watch this meter as you adjust the INPUT volume input
level to set the input level so that it is neither too high or
too low.
The guitar sound is output through the /LINE OUT
jack.
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3 – Connections & MP3 Transfer
Connecting to a computer
By connecting the MP-GT1 to a computer, you can copy
music files (in MP3 format) from the computer to the
MP-GT1, erase files on the MP-GT1 and edit folders.
To transfer music files stored on a computer to the
MP-GT1, use the included USB cable to connect the
USB port on the unit to a computer USB port.
“connected... USB” appears on the MP-GT1 screen.
On the computer, you should find the unit shown as an
external drive named “MP-GT1.”
Disconnecting from a computer
When disconnecting the MP-GT1 from a computer,
follow the procedures for your computer operating
system to dismount an external drive, and then disconnect the USB cable.
The MP-GT1 automatically restarts.
When shipped from the factory, a copy of this Owner’s
Manual is stored in the MP-GT1 drive in PDF format in the
MANUAL folder. If you erase it, please make a backup copy
for future reference.
Moving MP3 files to the the MP-GT1
Copying tracks from a computer
The MP-GT1 can play back MP3 (MPEG1 Audio Layer
III) format files. (See “File information page” on page
24.)
MP3 files are transferred from a computer by the USB
cable.
Preparing MP3 files on a computer
Use a software application to convert tracks from a CD
or other source into MP3 files on the computer.
Most music importing software (e.g. iTunes) can convert
tracks from other formats to MP3s. However, this software
can probably also convert and import into other formats.
Please confirm that your software is set to import tracks in
MP3 format.
Procedures to copy tracks from a computer
1 Connect the MP-GT1 and the computer. (See
“Connecting to a computer” above.)
2 Click on the “MP-GT1” drive icon on the
computer to open it. There are two folders inside:
UTILITY and MUSIC.
3 Drag and drop MP3 files from the computer into
the MUSIC folder. The MP3 files appear in the
MUSIC folder when copying to the MP-GT1’s
memory is complete.
RIFF format MP3 files with .wav extensions are not
supported. 44.1 kHz is the only supported sampling
frequency. MP3 files with other frequencies, including 48
kHz and 32 kHz, are not supported.
4 When finished copying files, from the computer,
follow the procedures for your computer
operating system to disconnect the MP-GT1, and
then disconnect the USB cable. The MP-GT1
automatically restarts.
• You can create subfolders inside the MUSIC folder. Two
levels of subfolders can be used. By setting the unit to play
tracks only in a selected folder, you can categorize tracks
or create folders for different users, for example. (See
“Setting the play area” on page 15.)
• Give names to the sub folders and tracks as you wish
them to appear on the MP-GT1 screen. (MP3s with ID3
tags will have Title information shown instead of file
names.)
• Subfolders and tracks 3 or more levels below will not
appear on the MP-GT1 and cannot be used with the unit.
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4 – Menus & Settings
Menu items
Press the MENU key to open the menu and access most
of the MP-GT1 functions and settings.
Menu overview
The MP-GT1 Menu has the following items.
Menu item Function
INFORMATION
BROWSE
PLAYLIST
Show summaries of current file information, memory usage and system settings
Show music files/folders inside the MUSIC folder and allows tracks to be selected for direct
playback and adding to the playlist
Show and edit the playlist (move and erase playlist tracks)
The effect settings screen is accessed by using the FX key
rather than the MENU key.
PLAY MODE
PB CONTROL
METRONOME
TUNER
Set the playback area and repeat mode
Set tempo, key, and guitar cancel settings
Set and use the metronome
Set and use the guitar tuner and the oscillator
SETUP
Make various global settings and initialize and format the unit
Using the Menus
Use the MENU and ENTER keys and the wheel for most
menu operations. (See “Top Panel” on page 5.)
The currently selected item appears as light letters on a
dark background.
You can use the menus and effects while a track is playing.
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Operation example
In this example, we change the fast forward and reverse
speed by using the SETUP menu CUE/REV SPEED item.
1 With the Home screen open, press the MENU key.
The MENU screen with the list of menus appears.
As shown above, the ¶ at the bottom right of the screen
indicates that there are items not shown that can be
accessed by scrolling down. If the § appears in the same
area, there are items not shown that can be accessed by
scrolling up.
2 Turn the wheel to select the SETUP screen and press
the ENTER key to open the SETUP screen.
§ and ¶ appear to the right of the setting value and indi-
cate whether the value can be raised or lowered.
For example, in the case of CUE/REV, there are five possible
settings: X2, X4, X6, X8 and X10.
If the lowest value (in this example, X2) is set, then the §
appears, showing that the value can be raised.
If the highest value (in this example, X10) is set, then the ¶
appears, showing that the value can be lowered.
If set at any other value, both § and ¶ appear showing
that the value can be raised or lowered.
5. Press the MENU key repeatedly to return to the
Home screen. Each time you press this key, you
will return to the previous level of operation.
Using the EFFECT screen works in the same way as the other
Menus. (See the “Using Effects” chapter on page 20.)
3 Turn the wheel to select CUE/REV SPEED and press the
ENTER key. The current setting is highlighted.
4 Turn the wheel to choose the desired value.
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5 – Playing and Selecting Tracks
Basic track playback functions
Use the ¥/π, µ and ≤ keys to operate the MP-GT1
in the same way that you would use an ordinary CD
player or other music device.
Playing a track
Press the ¥/π key to start playback of a track that is
stopped.
Pausing a track
Press the ¥/π key to pause a track that is playing at the
position where you press the key.
Selecting a track
Press the skip (µ and ≤) keys to select a track. This
is possible during playback or when paused.
Pressing the µ key during playback or when a track is
paused returns the playback position to the beginning of
that track.
Pressing the µ key when stopped at the beginning of a
track skips to the beginning of the previous track.
Pressing the ≤ key always skips to the beginning of
the next track.
The ª indicator appears on the display when playback
is stopped at the beginning of a track. The π indicator
appears when playback is paused at any other point in a
track.
Searching a track
Press and hold the µ and ≤ keys to search backward
and forward through a track (rewind and fast forward).
Adjusting the volume
Use the OUTPUT VOLUME keys (+, –) to adjust the
playback volume. During adjustment, the current
volume level appears at the bottom of the display. Since
the OUTPUT VOLUME keys adjust the volume level of all
MP-GT1 sound output, they also affect the volume level
of a connected guitar.
Selecting a track to play
There are two ways to choose the track that you want to
play. You can use the µ and ≤ keys when the Home
screen is open or you can use the BROWSE screen (see
below).
Using the Browse screen to select tracks
On the BROWSE screen, you can see the contents of the
MUSIC folder. You can immediately start playback of
a track by selecting a music file on this screen and
pressing the ¥/π key.
You can also add tracks to the playlist on the BROWSE
screen. Use a computer to erase or move files and folders
in the MUSIC folder. You cannot do this using the BROWSE
screen.
To open the BROWSE screen, press the MENU key to open
the MENU screen, then select the BROWSE item and press
the ENTER key.
The BROWSE screen shows the folders and music files by
their levels. Open a folder to see the music files in it. To
open a folder, select it and press the ENTER key.
MUSIC
The MUSIC folder is the top level folder shown in the
BROWSE screen.
This indicator appears next to the names of music files.
Select a music file and press the ¥/π key to start
playing that track and return to the Home screen
immediately.
Select a music file and press the ENTER key to open a
popup window that allows you to add that track to the
playlist. (See “Using the playlist” on page 16.)
Files with extensions other than MP3 do not appear.
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This indicator appears next to folders that contain
subfolders.
This indicator appears next to folders that do not contain
subfolders.
The following BROWSE screen shows what happens after
the folder named “Favorite” has been opened.
Setting the play area
You can set the MP-GT1 to play only a specific group
of tracks from the Home screen by setting the play
area. This makes track selection easier when you have
numerous tracks on the unit.
Use the PLAY MODE menu to set the play area.
1 Press the MENU key to open the MENU screen, and
select and open the PLAY MODE screen.
The contents of this folder (in this example, Favorite) are
shown on the screen.
Select this indicator and press the ENTER key to close
the open folder and return to the screen showing the
contents of the folder that holds it.
Only files in the currently selected folder are available for
Home screen playback. Files inside subfolders within the
selected folder are not available.
PLAYLIST
Allows Home screen playback of all files added to the
playlist. (See “Using the playlist” on page 16.)
2 Select the AREA item and press the ENTER key.
3 Choose one of the following play area options.
ALL
Allows Home screen playback of all accessible files that
have been transferred to the MP-GT1’s MUSIC folder
from a computer.
FOLDER
Allows Home screen playback of all accessible files in
the same folder as the currently selected track.
To change the current folder, go to the BROWSE screen and
select any track inside the desired folder. (See “Using
the Browse screen to select tracks” on page 14.)
If no files have been added to the playlist, then “No
PLAYLIST” appears. Add files to the playlist or make a
different selection.
The current play area setting appears at the bottom left of
the Home screen.
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Using the playlist
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5 – Playing and Selecting Tracks
You can create a list of tracks (playlist) for playback.
Select “PLAYLIST” for the AREA item on the PLAY MODE
screen. Tracks that can be selected and played from
the Home screen are then limited to those added to the
playlist.
Adding tracks to the playlist
1 Press the MENU key to open the MENU screen. Then,
select and open the BROWSE screen.
2 Select a track (music file) that you want to add to
the playlist and press the ENTER key.
A popup window for adding tracks to the
playlist appears.
Editing the playlist
You can view and edit the playlist on the PLAYLIST screen.
1 Press the MENU key to open the MENU screen.
Select PLAYLIST and press ENTER to open the PLAYLIST
screen.
3 Select ADD LIST and press the ENTER key.
The track is added to the playlist and the popup
window closes.
If you select CANCEL and press the ENTER key, the track is
not added and the popup window closes.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary to add more
tracks to the playlist. The tracks are numbered in
the order that they are added.
ALL CLR: Remove all tracks from the playlist
Select this to remove all tracks from the playlist. (In this
case, it does not matter which track you select in step
2.) This removes tracks from the playlist, but it does not
erase them from the MP-GT1.
2 Select the track that you want to edit and press
the ENTER key to open a popup window.
The remaining procedures differ according to which of
the three items that you choose to edit.
Select CANCEL in the popup window and press the ENTER
key to quit the procedure without making any change.
3 Select ALL CLR from the popup window and press
the ENTER key.
A confirmation message appears.
4 Press the ENTER key to remove all the tracks from
the playlist.
Press the MENU key to cancel this action.
DELETE: Remove one track from the playlist
Select this to remove a track from the playlist. This
removes the track from the playlist, but it does not erase
it from the MP-GT1.
3 Select DELETE from the popup window and press the
ENTER key.
The track is removed from the playlist.
(Continues on next page.)
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5 – Playing and Selecting Tracks
MOVE: Change the order of tracks
NOTE
Select this to change the order of tracks in the playlist.
3 Select MOVE from the popup window and press the
ENTER key.
4 Use the wheel to move the track to a different
position in the playlist.
The track’s number is highlighted.
Repeat and single-track playback (PLAY MODE)
Repeat playback of the current track or all tracks in the
selected play area is possible. Playing a single track just
once is also possible.
1 Press the MENU key to open the MENU, and select
and open the PLAY MODE screen.
2 Select the REPEAT item to set one of the
following modes.
In the example shown above, the 4th track in the
list is being moved to the 3rd track position.
5 Press the ENTER key to complete track reorder-
ing and return to the ordinary PLAYLIST screen.
Loop playback automatically turns OFF any active PLAY MODE
repeat mode.
OFF
All tracks in the current play area play once in order.
SINGLE
The current track plays once without repeating and the
(Single indicator) appears on the Home screen.
1 REPEAT
The current track plays repeatedly and the (1track repeat
indicator) appears on the Home screen.
ALL REPEAT
All tracks in the current play area play repeatedly and
the (all track repeat indicator) appears on the Home
screen.
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NOTE
NOTE
NOTE
NOTE
6 – Practice Functions
Changing playback pitch and tempo
Not only can you use the MP-GT1 to change the tempo
of track playback, you can do this without changing the
pitch. You can also change the playback pitch of a track
without changing the tempo.
These changes can be made on the PB CONTROL screen.
When the Home screen is open, press the ENTER key to
open the PB CONTROL screen.
Changing the tempo (TEMPO)
You can also access this menu from the MENU screen by
selecting and opening PB CONTROL.
Use the TEMPO item to change the track tempo, including
reducing it up to 50%.
Playback speed is altered according to the tempo value
setting. The number shown is a percentage change.
On the Home screen the TMP indicator appears as light
letters on a dark background.
The available tempo change values depend on whether
the VSA function is ON or OFF.
Change tempo without changing pitch (VSA)
Turn the Variable Speed Audition (VSA) function ON to
keep the pitch the same when changing the tempo. Use
the VSA item to turn the VSA function ON and OFF.
When ON, the VSA indicator appears on the Home
screen as light letters on a dark background.
Change key without changing tempo (KEY)
Use the KEY item to change the pitch in semitones
without changing the tempo.
Use the KEY item to adjust the pitch up or down by 1–6
semitones (Ã6–â6).
VSA: ON Choose one of the following values (%):
–50, –32, –16, –12, –8, –4, 0, +4, +8, +12, +16
VSA: OFF Choose any value between –50 and +16 (%)
If you set the tempo adjustment value when VSA is OFF
and then turn VSA ON, the nearest tempo value is selected
automatically
During use of pitch control functions, playback may sometimes sound uneven. This is the result of special processing
and is not a malfunction.
When KEY is ON (changed from 0), the KEY indicator
appears as light letters on a dark background on the
Home screen.
Use the FINE item to adjust the pitch in cents
(100 cents = 1 semitone).
Canceling guitar sounds (GUITAR CANCEL)
Use the guitar cancel function to cancel the sounds of
guitars in playing tracks. Use the three GUITAR CANCEL
items to set the guitar cancel function.
CANCEL
Set the CANCEL item to ON to turn the guitar cancel
function ON. On the Home screen, the G.C indicator
appears as light letters on a dark background.
The effectiveness of this function varies between tracks
and it cannot completely eliminate all guitar sounds. If
turning this function ON does not reduce guitar sounds
as you want, or it cancels different instrument parts, try
adjusting the following parameters for better results.
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By adjusting the RANGE and PART items, you may be
achieve even more thorough guitar cancellation. Please
listen as you adjust these settings to find the best setting.
RANGE
Use the RANGE item to set the frequency range in the
stereo position set with the PART item to be cancelled to
either mid-range frequencies (MID), which covers most
guitar sounds, or the full range of frequencies (ALL).
PART
Use the PART item to determine the position in the stereo
spectrum (L10—R10) for cancellation.
For example, if the part you want to cancel is panned to
the left, try setting PART to L10 and adjust it toward the
center (L9, L8, etc.) until you achieve best cancellation.
NOTE
Repeat playback of a selected loop
NOTE
Guitar
6 – Practice Functions
Follow these procedures to repeat playback of a selected
part of a track (loop playback).
1 Press the I/O key when a track is playing or
paused at the point where you want to set the IN
point (loop starting point).
2 Press the I/O key again at the point when you
want to set the OUT point and start loop playback
between the IN and OUT points.
Loop playback automatically turns OFF any active PLAY MODE
repeat mode.
Connecting a guitar to practice
You can connect a guitar and mix your guitar playing
with the track you are playing back.
You can also use the built-in guitar effects to craft
your guitar tone for even more effective practice and
performance.
1 Connect a guitar to the GUITAR IN jack.
Below the playback position bar on the Home screen,
the “I” indicator appears at the IN point, and the “O”
indicator appears at the OUT point. During loop
playback, appears on the LCD.
To stop loop playback press either the LOOP key or
•
the I/O key.
If you press the LOOP key, the loop IN and OUT
•
points are kept, so you can play the same loop if you
press the LOOP key again.
If you press the I/O key, the loop IN and OUT points
•
are cleared.
2 Adjust the guitar volume with the INPUT dial.
The guitar sound is output through the /LINE OUT
jack. (See “Connecting a Guitar” on page 10 for more
information.)
Practicing with tracks as they play
If you play guitar while a track is playing back, you can
hear the combined signals of the guitar and the track
output through the /LINE OUT jack.
Use the MIX BALANCE keys to adjust the volume
level balance between the track being played back
(PLAYBACK) and the guitar (GUITAR) signals.
Using the metronome (METRONOME)
Use the MP-GT1’s built-in metronome during practice to
improve your timing.
To use the metronome, press the MENU key to open the
MENU screen and select and open the METRONOME item.
As you adjust the balance, a status bar appears at the
bottom of the display.
BEAT
Set the accent between 0 and 9. There is no accent when
set to 0.
LEVEL
Use to set the metronome volume.
TEMPO
Use to set the tempo between 20 and 250.
Turning the metronome ON and OFF
Press the ¥/π key to start and stop the metronome.
When the metronome is ON, you can use other settings,
but instead of returning to the usual Home screen, you
return to the METRONOME screen. Stop the metronome if
you want to return to the Home screen.
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NOTE
NOTE
7 – Using Effects
The MP-GT1 has built-in guitar effects.
Press the FX key to open the EFFECT screen.
As with other screens, use the wheel to select items
and adjust setting values and press the ENTER key to
confirm selections. Use the MENU key to return to
previous items or screens.
As the figure above shows, on the EFFECT screen, in
addition to PRESET and EFFECT items, there is a guitar, up
to 3 effect modules, and a knob labeled LVL. The guitar
is there just to show you where the signal starts, but you
can adjust all the other items. Turn the wheel when the
EFFECT screen is open to select the effect modules and the
LVL knob. These items appear darker when selected just
like menu items.
EFFECT
Turn the effect ON or set it to BYPASS. When ON, the FX
indicator appears as light letters on a dark background at
the bottom right of the Home screen.
Effect modules
Select a module and press the ENTER key to open its
settings window. Each module has two parameters
that vary according to the effect type. See the “Effect
module parameters list” on page 26 for details.
LVL knob
Use this to adjust the effect output level. Select it and
press the ENTER key. When the number above the knob
appears light on a dark background, you can adjust it
using the wheel to a value between 0 (no sound from the
effect) and 100.
Each preset has a different set of effect modules. See
the Effect presets list on page 25 for which modules are
included with each preset.
PRESET
Choose from 73 presets, including 18 distortion, 18
overdrive, 18 compressor presets and 18 other effects.
(See the “Effect presets list” on page 25 for details.)
Press the FX key again to close the EFFECT screen and
return to the Home screen.
You can also return to the Home screen by pressing the
MENU key.
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8 – Using the Tuner
The MP-GT1 has a built-in guitar tuner and an oscillator
that can output any pitch between C4 and B6 To use the
tuner functions, press the MENU key to open the MENU
screen, and select and open the TUNER item.
MODE
Select from the following tuner modes.
GUITAR Guitar tuning mode
AUTO Chromatic tuning mode
OSC. Oscillator mode
CALIB
You can adjust the frequency of A between 435 and 445
Hz. The value of this setting also appears at the bottom
right of the screen. This setting affects all tuner modes.
The following sections explain how to use each of the
three tuner modes.
Guitar tuner mode (GUITAR)
In this mode, you must manually set the note for each
string to be tuned.
1 Use the NOTE item to select the string that you want
to tune (1E, 2B, 3G, 4D, 5A or 6E).
2 When the center of the meter lights, the string is
in tune.
A bar appears on the left side of the meter if the pitch is
too low, and on the right side if the pitch is too high. The
longer the bar is, the more out of tune the string is.
Oscillator mode (OSC.)
Use the built-in oscillator to output a sine wave through
the /LINE OUT jack. You can set this wave to any note
in a 3-octave range between C4 and B6.
NOTE
Use this to set the pitch of the note to be output between
C4 and B6.
OUT
Use this to turn the oscillator output ON and OFF. When
ON, the onscreen tuning fork provides visual feedback.
Chromatic tuner mode (AUTO)
This is the default mode. In this mode, there is no need
to change settings as you tune each string.
1 With the guitar connected to the GUITAR IN jack,
play the string that you want to tune. The note
name closest to the current string pitch appears.
2 Tune the string approximately until the note that
you want to tune to appears on the screen.
3 When the center of the meter lights, the string is
in tune.
A bar appears on the left side of the meter if the pitch is
too low, and on the right side if the pitch is too high. The
longer the bar is, the more out of tune the string is.
LEVEL
Use this to set the output level (0–100) of the oscillator.
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9 – Setup Menu Options
On the SETUP screen, you can make various MP-GT1
settings, as well as initialize or format the unit. Press the
MENU key to open the MENU screen, and then select and
open the SETUP item.
The following settings related to how the MP-GT1
operates and its display behaves can be made on the
SETUP screen.
Cue and review speed
Use CUE/REV SPEED to determine how fast search occurs
when the ≤ and µ keys are pushed and held.
Automatic power off
Use AUTO OFF to set how long until the unit automatically
turns OFF when powered by the internal battery. This
setting is the amount of time from when track playback
has stopped and the unit has last been used.
Setting choices: x2, x4, x8 (factory setting), x10
Setting choices: OFF (factory setting, the power must be
turned off manually), 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, 30 min
Automatically turning off the backlight
Use BACKLIGHT to set the time since the last operation
until the backlight automatically turns OFF when
powered by the internal battery.
Display contrast
Use CONTRAST to adjust the display contrast.
Setting choices: 1–20 (factory setting: 12)
Backlight brightness
Use DIMMER to adjust the backlight brightness.
Setting choices: HIGH (factory setting), LOW, OFF (no
backlight)
Initializing the unit
Use INITIALIZE to restore the MP-GT1 to its factory
settings.
1 Select INITIALIZE and press the ENTER key to
highlight Exec.
2 Press the ENTER key again to open a confirmation
popup window.
Setting choices: OFF (backlight always on), 5 sec (factory
setting), 10 sec, 15 sec, 30 sec
3 Press the ENTER key again to initialize the unit.
Press the MENU key to cancel initialization.
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Formatting the unit quickly
CAUTION
WARNING
Use QUICK FORMAT to format the MP-GT1’s flash memory
quickly. Formatting the unit erases all files on the unit,
but the MUSIC and UTILITY folders and the mp-gt1.
sys files are automatically regenerated.
Formatting the unit completely
Use FULL FORMAT to format the MP-GT1’s flash memory
completely. Unlike QUICK FORMAT, FULL FORMAT also checks
the memory for errors. For this reason, it takes much
more time. Formatting the unit erases all files on the
unit, but the MUSIC and UTILITY folders and the
mp-gt1.sys files are automatically regenerated.
9 – Setup Menu Options
1 Select QUICK FORMAT and press the ENTER key to
highlight Exec.
2 Press the ENTER key again to open a confirmation
popup window.
3 Press the ENTER key again to format the
unit quickly.
Press the MENU key to cancel formatting.
1 Select FULL FORMAT and press the ENTER key to
highlight Exec.
2 Press the ENTER key again to open a confirmation
popup window.
3 Press the ENTER key again to format the
unit fully.
When using QUICK FORMAT or FULL FORMAT, use the AC
adapter (sold separately) or confirm that the battery is
sufficiently charged. If the power fails during formatting,
the formatting may not occur correctly.
Press the MENU key to cancel formatting.
Using QUICK FORMAT or FULL FORMAT erases the MANUAL
folder and the pdf Owner’s Manual in it. Please make a
copy of this file before formatting the unit.
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NOTE
10 – Using the Information Pages
Use the INFORMATION screen to view various information
about files, memory usage and MP-GT1 system settings.
Press the MENU key to open the MENU screen and select
and open INFORMATION.
Use the wheel to switch between the three INFORMATION
pages.
FILE Currently active MP3 file data
MEMORY Built-in flash memory use
SYSTEM MP-GT1 system settings and firmware
version
File information page (FILE)
Shows information about the currently selected file.
MP3 File bit rate (kbps), CBR or VBR (constant
bit rate, variable bit rate), and sampling
frequency (kHz)
TITLE ID3 tag title information when available;
otherwise shows file name
Memory information page (MEMORY)
Shows status of built-in flash memory usage.
TOTAL MUSIC Total number of playable files in the
MUSIC folder
TOTAL FOLDER Total number of subfolders in the
MUSIC folder
TOTAL MEMORY Total capacity of the built-in f lash
memory
REMAIN MEMORY Total amount of unused built-in flash
memory
The MP-GT1 can recognize a maximum combined total
of 550 files and folders. If there are more than 550, files
and folders in excess of this number will not appear on the
unit.
System information page (SYSTEM)
Shows MP-GT1 system settings information and
firmware version.
ALBUM Shows ID3 tag album information when
available; otherwise blank
ARTIST Shows ID3 tag artist information when
available; otherwise blank
CUE/REV SPD Cue and review speed
AUTO OFF Auto power OFF
BACKLIGHT Backlight auto OFF
System Ver. System firmware version
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11 – Effect Lists
Effect preset list
Name Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Name Module 1 Module 2 Module 3
1 Dist01 Distortion Flanger Reverb 37 Comp01 Compressor Flanger Reverb
2 Dist02 Distortion Flanger Delay 38 Comp02 Compressor Flanger Delay
3 Dist03 Distortion Phaser Reverb 39 Comp03 Compressor Phaser Reverb
4 Dist04 Distortion Phaser Delay 40 Comp04 Compressor Phaser Delay
5 Dist05 Distortion Exciter Reverb 41 Comp05 Compressor Exciter Reverb
6 Dist06 Distortion Exciter Delay 42 Comp06 Compressor Exciter Delay
7 Dist07 Distortion Chorus Reverb 43 Comp07 Compressor Chorus Reverb
8 Dist08 Distortion Chorus Delay 44 Comp08 Compressor Chorus Delay
9 Dist09 Distortion Tremolo Reverb 45 Comp09 Compressor Tremolo Reverb
10 Dist10 Distortion Tremolo Delay 46 Comp10 Compressor Tremolo Delay
11 Dist11 Distortion Vibrato Reverb 47 Comp11 Compressor Vibrato Reverb
12 Dist12 Distortion Vibrato Delay 48 Comp12 Compressor Vibrato Delay
13 Dist13 Distortion AutoWah Reverb 49 Comp13 Compressor AutoWah Reverb
14 Dist14 Distortion AutoWah Delay 50 Comp14 Compressor AutoWah Delay
15 Dist15 Distortion Pitchshifter Reverb 51 Comp15 Compressor Pitchshifter Reverb
16 Dist16 Distortion Pitchshifter Delay 52 Comp16 Compressor Pitchshifter Delay
17 Dist17 Distortion Through Reverb 53 Comp17 Compressor Through Reverb
18 Dist18 Distortion Through Delay 54 Comp18 Compressor Through Delay
19 OD01 Overdrive Flanger Reverb 55 Flanger01 Through Flanger Reverb
20 OD02 Overdrive Flanger Delay 56 Flanger02 Through Flanger Delay
21 OD03 Overdrive Phaser Reverb 57 Phaser01 Through Phaser Reverb
22 OD04 Overdrive Phaser Delay 58 Phaser02 Through Phaser Delay
23 OD05 Overdrive Exciter Reverb 59 Exciter01 Through Exciter Reverb
24 OD06 Overdrive Exciter Delay 60 Exciter02 Through Exciter Delay
25 OD07 Overdrive Chorus Reverb 61 Chorus01 Through Chorus Reverb
26 OD08 Overdrive Chorus Delay 62 Chorus02 Through Chorus Delay
27 OD09 Overdrive Tremolo Reverb 63 Tremolo01 Through Tremolo Reverb
28 OD10 Overdrive Tremolo Delay 64 Tremolo02 Through Tremolo Delay
29 OD11 Overdrive Vibrato Reverb 65 Vibrato01 Through Vibrato Reverb
30 OD12 Overdrive Vibrato Delay 66 Vibrato02 Through Vibrato Delay
31 OD13 Overdrive AutoWah Reverb 67 AutoWah01 Through AutoWah Reverb
32 OD14 Overdrive AutoWah Delay 68 AutoWah02 Through AutoWah Delay
33 OD15 Overdrive Pitchshifter Reverb 69 PitShift01 Through Pitchshifter Reverb
34 OD16 Overdrive Pitchshifter Delay 70 PitShift02 Through Pitchshifter Delay
35 OD17 Overdrive Through Reverb 71 Reverb Through Through Reverb
36 OD18 Overdrive Through Delay 72 Delay Through Through Delay
73 Through Through Through Through
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11 – Effect Lists
Effect module parameters
The chart below explains the features of the effect modules that make up the MP-GT1 effect presets. Most of the effect
presets use two or three modules in combination to achieve sounds that are even more interesting. If you have a specific
sound in mind, try different presets and adjust the module parameters to find effect settings that meet your needs.
Module Effect Parameter Details
Distortion
(DST)
Overdrive
(OD)
Compressor
(CMP)
Flanger
(FLA)
Phaser
(PHA)
Exciter
(EXC)
Chorus
(CHO)
Heavily distorts the guitar sound, making it
stand out with thickness and sustain for a nice
lead sound.
Lightly distorts the guitar sound giving it the
sound of an overdriven amplifier—great for
creating a warm classic rock sound.
Compresses the guitar sound, giving it clarity
and sustain—good for creating appealing,
clean sounds.
Gives the sound a moving modulation that can
be compared to the sound of a jet engine.
Gives the sound a rough modulation useful for
creating 70s funk style sounds.
Adds high frequencies to the original sound to
make rich, shimmering tones that stand out.
Adds a slightly detuned sound to create a wide,
ensemble-like tone. This effect was popular in
70s hard rock and fusion.
DIST
TONE
DRIV
TONE
COMP
TONE
SPD
MIX
SPD
MIX
FREQ
MIX
DPTH
MIX
Adjusts the amount of distortion 0–30
Adjusts the tone 0–12
Adjusts the amount of overdrive 0–30
Adjusts the tone 0–12
Adjusts the amount of
compression
Adjusts the tone 0–12
Adjusts the speed of modulation 0–30
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
Adjusts the speed of modulation 0–30
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
Adjusts the high frequencies
added to the sound
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
Adjusts the modulation depth 0–30
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
Value
range
0–30
0–30
Tremolo
(TRM)
Vibrato
(VIB)
Autowah
(WAH)
Pitch
Shifter
(PIT)
Reverb
(REV)
Delay
(DLY)
Creates a cyclical variation in the volume. A
sound like a rotary speaker can be achieved by
combining it with delay.
Creates a cyclical variation in the frequency
for a regular pitch variation.
Creates a sound like a wah pedal that is great
for funky sounds. Vary your picking force
when using this effect.
Changes the pitch of the input signal and can
be used to create a doubled lead sound, for
example. Set the PIT values between 6 and 17,
or –6 and –17, for semitone changes.
Creates reflections, like the echoes in a stone
church, to give the sound greater width. Surf
rock uses this effect extensively.
Adds echoes to the sound. Adjust the TIME and
turn the MIX level up for a rockabilly sound.
Adjusts the speed of the effect. 0–30
SPD
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
MIX
Adjusts the speed of the effect. 0–30
SPD
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
MIX
Adjusts the sensitivity of the
SENS
effect to picking force
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
MIX
Adjusts pitch in semitones
(±6–17) or in smaller intervals
PIT
at values between –5 to +5.
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
MIX
Adjusts the reverberation time 0–25
TIME
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
MIX
Adjusts the delay time 0–99
TIME
Adjusts the amount of the effect 0–20
MIX
0–30
–17
–
+17
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12 – Messages
The following is a list of the popup messages that may appear on the MP-GT1. Use this list if one of these popup
messages appears and you want to check the meaning or confirm a proper response.
Message Meaning and response
File not found
Non-Supported
Battery Empty
I/O Too Short
File Not Found
PLAYLIST
No PLAYLIST
PLAYLIST FULL
Appears when the audio file cannot be found or the file is corrupted. Use a computer to
check and reload the audio file.
This appears when the audio file is not a supported encoding format. Use a computer to
check the file format and reencode it and reload it if necessary.
This warning appears when the battery is almost out of power. Use a USB connection or
an AC adapter (sold separately) to recharge it.
This appears when using the I/O key to start loop playback if the IN and OUT points are
too close together. Reset the IN and OUT points a little further apart and try again.
The file in the PLAYLIST cannot be found. Please confirm that the file is still in the
MUSIC folder.
No files are in the PLAYLIST. This popup appears when the PLAY MODE is set to
PLAYLIST, but no files have been added to the PLAYLIST. Add a file to the PLAYLIST.
See “Adding tracks to the playlist” on page 16.
This message appears if you try to add another track to the PLAYLIST when it already
has 99 tracks. Erase an unneeded file from the PLAYLIST and then add a new file. See
“Editing the playlist” on page 16.
Not Continued
File Error
FX Rx Failed
FX Busy
Can’t Save Data
Memory Error
Player Error
System Err 50
System Error 1
System Error 2
System Error 3
System Error 4
System Error 5
System Error 6
System Error 7
System Error 8
System Error 9
If any of these errors occurs, turn the MP-GT1 power OFF and restart the unit. If the
error message continues to appear, contact a TEAC Repair Center.
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13 – Recycling the Battery
WARNING
Li-ion
This unit uses a lithium ion battery. Lithium ion
batteries are a valuable, recyclable resource. Before
disposing of this unit, please remove and recycle its
battery.
NEVER TAKE THE UNIT APART FOR ANY
PURPOSE OTHER THAN TO REMOVE THE
BATTERY BEFORE DISPOSAL!
How to remove the rechargeable battery
Before removing the battery, turn the unit power switch
ON and drain the battery until it ceases to function. (Set
the AUTO OFF function to OFF. See “Automatic power off”
on page 22.)
1 Remove the four side screws and remove the
upper case.
2 Remove the battery from the unit and detach the
connector.
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Rated audio input and output
Guitar Input Standard phone jack (mono, unbalanced)
Input impedance
Maximum input level
Headroom 10 dB
Phones/Line Out 1/8” (3.5 mm) stereo jack
Maximum output
Audio performance
Frequency characteristics 20 – 20,000 Hz +1/–3 dB (Guitar Input > Phones/Line Out)
Total Harmonic Distortion <0.05% (Guitar Input > Phones/Line Out)
S/N ratio (Line Out) >90 dB (0 dBV)
Other specifications
MP3 file support Bit rate 32–320 kbps
14 – Specifications
1 MΩ
+10 dBV
20 mW + 20 mW (with 32 Ω headphones connected)
Sampling frequency 44.1 kHz
VBR files Supported
ID3 tag display Up to Ver 2.4
Note that loop playback IN and OUT points may
not always set correctly for VBR MP3 files.
Memory medium Built-in flash memory (1 GB)
File system FAT16 (recognizes a maximum combined total of 550 files and folders)
Built-in lithium ion battery 3.7V DC
Power consumption About 1.5 W (during MP3 playback)
Dimensions (W x H x D) 78 x 110 x 25.5 mm (3.1 x 4.3 x 1 inches) excluding protrusions
Weight (including lithium ion battery)
Accessory (sold separately) AC adapter (PS-P520)
Minimum computer requirements
Windows PC Windows 2000, XP
Macintosh Mac OS 10.2 or later
220 g (7.8 ounces)
300 MHz Pentium
128 MB memory
USB port with 500 mA bus power (USB 2.0 recommended)
266 MHz Power PC (including iMacs, G3 and G4 processors)
64 MB memory
USB port with 500 mA bus power (USB 2.0 recommended)
Recommended USB host controller, Intel chipset
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25.5 mm (1”)
78 mm (3.1”)
110 mm (4.3”)
14 – Specifications
Stored settings
The following settings are saved when the MP-GT1
power is turned OFF. They are the same when the power
is turned ON again.
• EFFECT settings
• TUNER settings
• METRONOME settings
• PB CONTROL settings
• Loop playback ON/OFF status
• Loop IN and OUT point settings
Dimensions
• Playback mode
• Mix balance
• Auto power OFF setting
• Currently active track
• Output volume settings
• Backlight OFF Setting
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Phone: +1905-890-8008 Facsimile: +1905-890-9888 www.tascam.com
5939 Wallace Street, Mississauga, Ontario L4Z 1Z8, Canada
TEAC MEXICO, S.A. De C.V
Phone: +52-555-581-5500 www.tascam.com
Campesinos No. 184, Colonia Granjes Esmeralda, Delegacion Iztapalapa CP 09810, Mexico DF
TEAC UK LIMITED
Phone: +44-8451-302511 www.tascam.co.uk
Unit 19 & 20, The Courtyards Hatters Lane, Watford, Hertfordshire. WD18 8TE, U.K.
TEAC EUROPE GmbH
Phone: +49-611-71580 www.tascam.de
Bahnstrasse 12, 65205 Wiesbaden-Erbenheim, Germany
Printed in China
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