Owner`s manual

Erase mode works especially well—and is most fun to use—during loop

sequencing as your music loops around and around.

You can use Erase mode to remove notes from an already-sequenced

track by sequencing over the track in Mix mode, and pressing F6 (Erase)

in the Realtime Rec window to get to the Erase window.

After Sequencing a Track

As soon as you hit STOP or reach the end of your phrase as determined by

the Loop Sw or End Sw and the Rec End Point and Rec Length parameters,

the Fantom-G asks if you’d like to assign your new phrase to a track.

You can click:

• F7 (OK)—to assign the phrase to the track you selected with the

Recording Track/Phrase parameter, and add the phrase to the project’s

phrase list, or

• F8 (CANCEL)—to discard the phrase, after which you can try again to

capture what you want.

Undo

After you assign a phrase to a track, you can still get rid of it if you want

to—as long as you haven’t sequenced anything else in-between—using the

Fantom-G’s Undo feature. To use Undo:

1 Press the MENU button.

2 Click F5 (Undo).

Deleting a Phrase

In the Perfecting Songs, MIDI Tracks, and Audio Tracks Workshop booklet, we’ll

discuss how to delete a phrase from a song.

Trackless Phrase Sequencing

If you’d like to use the Fantom-G as a pattern-based sequencer, you can build

a phrase you don’t intend to use on a sequencer MIDI track into an entire

arrangement. You can trigger such a phrase from the pads as a clip using

RPS, use it as a rhythm pattern, or just develop it for later use.

To learn about using clips on the Fantom-G, see the Playing Clips from

the Fantom-G Pads Workshop booklet.

When you perform trackless sequencing, use the current studio set’s sounds.

If you’re sequencing multiple phrases you’ll use together, use the same

studio set for them all. (You can also use a live set if you prefer.)

To sequence directly into a phrase, select the studio set you want to use, go

to the Song Play screen, and then:

1 Press LIST/EDIT PATCH to display the Part Select window.

2 Select the desired part, and then click F1 (Patch List) to select the