SUZUKI MPP-8 Music Push Pump Owner’s Manual
- June 12, 2024
- Suzuki
Table of Contents
- SUZUKI MPP-8 Music Push Pump
- PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
- SPECIFICATIONS
- Name of each part
- How to play
- Head, Shoulders, Knees, And Toes
- Creating music
- In such a case
- 2). and then remove the pedestal as shown in the illustration. Press the
- Introduction of more fun musical instruments if using together
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SUZUKI MPP-8 Music Push Pump
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
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Do not step on or strike hard.
Do not step on this product or strike aggressively with a hard object, such as a stick or mallet. Not only will it damage the product but it may cause an accident. -
Do not push/pull strongly up and down or apply force from the side, as the
Pump may become detached from the pedestal, resulting in damage to the product. -
Do not disassemble or alter this product.
This may damage the product. -
Use this instrument on a flat, dry surface to avoid any risk of damage or accident.
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Avoid sharp obiects near the instruments which could result in damage to the P-tunes.
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Do not apply more force to the product than necessary.
Throwing, striking, dropping, or applying more force than necessary may not only damage this product, but also may cause an unexpected accident, which is dangerous. -
Do not put any foreign objects or liquids inside the P-tunes.
This will damage the reeds inside the instrument. -
Do not store or leave in situations where there are likely to be high
temperatures or near any heat source such as radiator, cooker etc. The P-tunes could become deformed or damaged.
SPECIFICATIONS
- RANGE:
- DIMENSION: 82 mm in diameter x 60mm in height
- WEIGHT : 57g (per piece)
In order from the lowest note, there are 8 notes and one octave range of C/Do, D/Re, E/Mi, F/Fa, G/Sol, A/La, B/Si, C/Do.
Name of each part
How to play
Let’s make a sound
“Let’s make a lot of sound” and “Let’s make a long sound ” Championship
- Let’s place MUSIC PUSH PUMP on the desk or floor, attach it to any part of your body, or attach it to a place where it is easy to make a sound as your child grows up.
- Let’s try to make a sound using various parts of the body, such as the palm of one or both hands, fingertips, clenched hand, whole arm, and whole foot.
- In “Let’s make a lot of sound”, counting how many times a person has made the sounds in 10 seconds, or if there are multiple people, it is also fun to try to compete for the numbers. In “Let’s make a long sound”, competing for how many seconds a person has made a sound in case of one person, or it is also good to compete who can make the longest sound in case of multiple people.
It is also good to compete for smaller or louder sounds.
Peek-a-boo ! Found the same sound !
- The teacher turns the MUSIC PUSH PUMP upside down and arranges them randomly so that the child cannot see the note name sticker. The child arranges in scale order in their normal direction.
- The teacher plays one MUSIC PUSH PUMP placed upside down.
- The child searches for and plays the MUSIC PUSH PUMP that sounds the same as the note that the teacher played.
Head, Shoulders, Knees, And Toes
- Attach the MUSIC PUSH PUMP to each part of the body such as the palm, knee, and foot.
- Let’s sound the MUSIC PUSH PUMP attached to each part of the body matching the lyrics.
- Once getting used to it, let’s challenge by changing the speed, such as slowly for the first time, a little faster for the second time, and faster for the third time.
Head, Shoulders, Knees,And Toes
Creating music
- Arrange the MUSIC PUSH PUMP in order of the scale on the desk.
- The teacher beats the rhythm by handclap etc.
- Make a sound and imitate with the MUSIC PUSH PUMP the rhythm struck by the teacher. Let’s try to increase the number of notes gradually a person uses.
- Within the set rules, let’s freely combine rhythms and sounds and create the melody. (Example) Use “Do” for the start and ending note. Let’s make two-bar in four-four time. etc.
First, let’s decide the rhythm freely.
Next, let’s apply the note to the created rhythm according to the rules.
Twinkle, twinkle, little star
Twinkle, twinkle, little star
In such a case
The side of the pump has dented.
Remove the two screws on the pedestal with a Phillips head screwdriver (# 1 or
2). and then remove the pedestal as shown in the illustration. Press the
dented part of the pump from the inside with the finger, and then it will restore. Attach the pedestal and tighten the screws.
The pump has came off the pedestal
Remove the pedestal as described above. Install the pump and pedestal so that
they will be in their original positions and tighten the screws on the
pedestal.
Not sounding good
If pushing too hard, with force or striking too quickly. the reed may be stuck and may not sound. Play it while adjusting the force or speed.
The pitch has dropped. It does not sound
This product has a mechanism in which a small metal plate called a “reed” vibrates and creates the sound inside. The reeds can break due to metal fatigue, which is something that may happen with the musical instruments in general that use reeds. If the pitch drops significantly, it is as a sign that the reed will break. If the pitch goes down or it does not sound, ask the supplier concerning replacement or repair.
Introduction of more fun musical instruments if using together
Music Pad Mp-8 Chord Music Pad m-60
The MP.8 is a c’~c?, 1 octave, 8-note pad, played by pushing or stepping on it. The relation between the note names and the colors, and also the tones are the same as P-tunes. The MP-6C has the reeds that constitute the chord on each pad, and the chord sounds when playing in the same way as the MP-8. It is a 6-chords set of C / Dm / Em / F / G / Am. By using it together with P-tunes, you can further expand the sound play using your body.
Accord Chords whistle ACC-01/ACC-02
ACC-01 is a set of chord sounds with three major chords C•F•G in Blue, Yellow and Red, and ACC-02 is a set of chord sounds with three minor chords Am•Dm•E in Light blue, Green and Pink, distinguished by each color respectively, and the chord sound can be produced just by blowing it. It can be easily used for an accompaniment for P-tunes.
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