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music theorists bout to have a field day w this one

mh see you say this but in 3/4 time they dont count "one third" notes as a beat. they count quarter notes as a beat.

also shouldn't it be obvious to you that 3/4 has 3 beats in a measure?

8/4

There’s a bar of 2/4 every few measures. Making it like 11/4 would just overcomplicate things

Someone probably already posted this

Its dope how its a bar of 3/4 and a bar of 5/4
Which could technically add up to a normal 4/4 but the swing is so different

7/8

weird i've always heard it in 4/4

Yo Im not sure what song it was but it was a J Dilla beat and I swear he did two time signatures.

one of the only rock songs to have a 7/4 time signature.

revolutionary

anything but 4/4 breaks my brain if i try and count it but i like the sound

oh yeah this one's killer

one of my favourite tracks ever.. but this one doesn't really count IMO

This is literally 4/4 lol

a ton of women stuff has odd time signatures

U dont hear what im saying tho? The last 3 beats of the loop sound like some 3/4, it feels like 3/4 to me ive like always heard it that way lmfao maybe im wrong but thats how i hear it

It’s probably the snare hitting on the 1

Yeah it’s a triplet i think but there’s a fine line between triplet and some swing.

Like think of all the triplet hi-hats in trap songs but they’re still 4/4

3/4 would mean you can count 3 beats in the sample loop

5/4 would mean you can count 5 beats which is kinda rare. A famous one of those is the mission impossible theme
Specifically the string hits in the main beginning part

I’m actually having an extremely hard time counting the beats 😅

I failed music theory in college 😅😅😅