You of course understand that on the 1600 you can't erase a single note when there is other data in that same region.
Like I said, often in an arrangement there are other passages where the same chord progression is used. While not a fail safe process, copying an error free region over an "identical" region containing an error is very often doable.
Single beat, 4,8,16 bars if you are working from a tempo map. Set the Start Point using the measure counter
If you are not working from a click then it may be best to keep the patch as short as possible. Longer patches may not match up at the end point if you are not rigorous in maintaining tempo during the performance. Set the Start Point using the time count.
Use the jog wheel to find the exact point. Don't forget that on the Utility preferences screen you can designate whether you listen to before or after the jog point. Drop a marker when you find the appropriate edit point.
On some tracks, even if there is minor audible evidence of a patch when the track is soloed after the edit, the patch may work within the mix. Trial and error.
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