Hey anyone who knows about time signatures help
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Hey anyone who knows about time signatures help
Hey I'm not advanced with drums I just make kits but I'm redoing an old recording. I primarily just make instrumental type stuff and I can't tell by the recording (idk if the tempo is changing or not or if I got the wrong one) but I can't tell if it is 6/4 or 7/4. I keep playing it and they sound the same just one beat longer held. I cannot tell which one. Does anyone know how to fix this Or what feel you think 6/4 is used for. What feel 7-4 used for? Thnx!!!
G'day,
Time signatures refer to how many and what type of beats to a bar in a song. 7/4 means seven quarter notes or crotchets in a bar, 6/4 means six quarter notes in a bar.
7/4 is an unusual time signature in popular music. If you want to hear it in action, Pink Floyd's "Money" is a well-known example (although some people will tell you it's in 7/eight). Count along to the drums during the verses and the sax solo and you'll hear seven beats in each bar.
Hope some of that helps.
Time signatures refer to how many and what type of beats to a bar in a song. 7/4 means seven quarter notes or crotchets in a bar, 6/4 means six quarter notes in a bar.
7/4 is an unusual time signature in popular music. If you want to hear it in action, Pink Floyd's "Money" is a well-known example (although some people will tell you it's in 7/eight). Count along to the drums during the verses and the sax solo and you'll hear seven beats in each bar.
Hope some of that helps.