Looks good :thumbup: lol,
BacardiBreezerMy life is a chip in your pile. Ante up! Location: NE Ohio Joined: Aug 16 2010 |
Looks good :thumbup: lol, such a weird song |
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iamHoustonianYou don’t need to see my identification… Joined: Oct 03 2011 |
I love this fucking song!!! |
Anyone know the time signature for this song?
iamHoustonianYou don’t need to see my identification… Joined: Oct 03 2011 |
I was trying to understand time signatures today by researching online. I think I got the jest of it but it's a little confusing hehe. |
You can count it in 3/4.
auriplaneJoined: Sep 06 2008 |
You can count it in 3/4. There's more than one valid way to count the song, though. I'd count it as alternating 7/8 and 5/8, since the division feels pretty strong to me. (This can be written as a time signature change every measure, or as 7+5/8.) BTW, when I count that, it's like this in my head: 1...2...3...4.1...2...3.1...2...3...4.1...2...3.1 So I feel each quarter note as a beat, but then the last beat of each measure gets cut in half. It definitely feels right to me that way.
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Thanks for the insight
iamHoustonianYou don’t need to see my identification… Joined: Oct 03 2011 |
Maybe not the easiest song to test my new found knowledge on. hehe |
Okay. That's what I thought it meant.
iamHoustonianYou don’t need to see my identification… Joined: Oct 03 2011 |
Okay. That's what I thought it meant. |
Yeah, most of the time, the
auriplaneJoined: Sep 06 2008 |
Yeah, most of the time, the beat is a quarter note. The beat is what you feel--you tap your foot to the beat, or bob your head to the beat. If the tempo is 60 bpm, and the beat is a quarter note, then you have 60 quarter notes per minute. That means each quarter note lasts one second. Change it to 100 bpm, and each quarter note lasts 3/5ths of a second.
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Indeed
iamHoustonianYou don’t need to see my identification… Joined: Oct 03 2011 |
Indeed. I pretty much knew what the beat was but I was thinking that half, quarter, eighth notes etc. were held for a certain amount of time regardless. Like what you said about changing the tempo from 60 bpm to 100 bpm makes each quarter note 3/5ths of a sec, before I would think that would be like a 16th note or some weird shit. |
iamHoustonian
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MANTANGO!!
I could really use some help with the timing on this one.
I would like to know how many measures to wait instead of just putting the time to play Guitar III's part.
I'm not too knowledgeable about that yet hehe =^.^= Thanks and enjoy.
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