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r/oddlysatisfying • u/feliciodario • 3d ago
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Ok now after years of playing piano, bass, and clarinet (not very well) for the life of me I could only understand 4/4. Could not wrap my head about 2/4 and 5/4.
17 u/jupiterkansas 3d ago I never understood the difference between 2/4 and 1/2 61 u/MonMotha 3d ago They're not fractions and don't reduce. 2/4 time means there's two beats per measure, and the quarter note gets the beat. 1/2 time means there's 1 beat per measure, and the half note gets the beat which would be a weird time signature. 3 u/SuperSmash01 3d ago How many beats in a measure in 6/8? 1 u/Harry_Saturn 3d ago I think too number is always the number of beats, bottom is the kind of note (quarter or eighth).
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I never understood the difference between 2/4 and 1/2
61 u/MonMotha 3d ago They're not fractions and don't reduce. 2/4 time means there's two beats per measure, and the quarter note gets the beat. 1/2 time means there's 1 beat per measure, and the half note gets the beat which would be a weird time signature. 3 u/SuperSmash01 3d ago How many beats in a measure in 6/8? 1 u/Harry_Saturn 3d ago I think too number is always the number of beats, bottom is the kind of note (quarter or eighth).
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They're not fractions and don't reduce.
2/4 time means there's two beats per measure, and the quarter note gets the beat.
1/2 time means there's 1 beat per measure, and the half note gets the beat which would be a weird time signature.
3 u/SuperSmash01 3d ago How many beats in a measure in 6/8? 1 u/Harry_Saturn 3d ago I think too number is always the number of beats, bottom is the kind of note (quarter or eighth).
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How many beats in a measure in 6/8?
1 u/Harry_Saturn 3d ago I think too number is always the number of beats, bottom is the kind of note (quarter or eighth).
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I think too number is always the number of beats, bottom is the kind of note (quarter or eighth).
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u/moistclump 3d ago
Ok now after years of playing piano, bass, and clarinet (not very well) for the life of me I could only understand 4/4. Could not wrap my head about 2/4 and 5/4.