Roland Fantom G6 Quick Start Manual page 34

Realtime-recording the Rhythm Using MIDI
If you've made only a minor mistake, just fix the phrase
You can make detailed edits to the phrase you recorded. This process is called Phrase Editing.
For example if you hit just a single wrong note, you can fix just that single note. You can also
delete an individual note, or edit its pitch or volume.
1. Press [SONG] twice to access the Song Edit screen.
2. Use the cursor buttons to select the phrase that you want to edit.
3. Press [F4 (Edit)].
The Phrase Edit screen appears.
If you've made a serious mistake, delete the phrase
You can delete a phrase that's assigned to a track.
➝ "Deleting a sample/phrase" p. 41 in this manual
A phrase you've deleted from the track will still remain in the phrase list, so delete the phrase
from the phrase list as well if desired.
➝ "Deleting a Phrase from the Project (Delete Phrase)" (p. 215) in the Owner's
Manual
Using the pads to enter notes one by one
As an alternative to realtime recording, you can enter performance data one note at a time as though you
were writing notes onto musical staff paper. This method is called "step recording." This allows you to
create phrases deliberately.
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Each time you press [SONG], you'll switch between the Song Play screen and
Song Edit screen.
For details, refer to "Editing a Phrase (Phrase Edit)" (p. 238) in the Owner's
Manual.
For details, refer to "Inputting Data One Step at a Time (Step Recording)" (p. 226)
in the Owner's Manual.