Create Project - Roland Fantom G6 Features Manual

To store the copied project in:
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internal flash— click F1 (Internal).
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USB flash— click F2 (USB Memory).
Click F8 (Save As) to open the Project Name window.
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Name the project copy as desired by:
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using QWERTY naming—
User Control Workshop booklet.
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using the Fantom-G's front panel controls—
cursor beneath each character in the displayed default project
name, and turning the Value dial to select each desired character.
You can use F5 (Delete) to erase the current character, and
F6 (Insert) to insert a new character location in front of the
currently selected character.
When you're done, click F8 (OK), or F7 (Cancel) to abort the
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operation.
The Fantom-G asks "Save As Project—Are you sure?" Click F7 (OK) to
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continue, or F8 (EXIT) to cancel the operation.
When the Fantom-G displays "Save As Project Completed, " click F7
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(OK).
The new project copy is now stored, and its data is loaded in work
and sample RAM.
as described on Page 4 of the Power
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Create Project

Create Project creates a new, empty project on an installed USB stick—if
no USB stick is installed, you won't be able to perform the operation. Once
the new project is created, it's loaded into work and sample RAM, and the
Fantom-G is set to store new project materials in the project's folders on
your USB stick.
Empty, default project is loaded
New project folders
created in USB ash
New project data will be stored
When the Create Project operation is performed, only a new outer
project folder, SEQ folder, and SMF folder are created—other folders
will be automatically created for the project's other elements when
you store them as you work on the project.
Performing a Create Project Operation
Make sure there's nothing in your current project you haven't yet
stored in flash. Anything unsaved in work or sample RAM will be lost
when the new project is loaded at the end of the Create Project
operation.
On the Project Menu screen, click F4 (Create)—the Project Name
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window appears.
Fantom-G
work and sample RAM
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