How to Count Time Signatures [Time Signatures Explained]
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2020
- In this video you will learn how to count time signatures in 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 time. We will go through the meaning of each time signature and then count the time signatures with easy and difficult rhythms. By the end of this video you should feel more comfortable with counting time signatures. Let me know in the comments which time signature you find the most difficult to count. Let me know in the comments if this is is your first time counting time signatures. It is a longer video, by I believe very helpful! I believe you will do great!
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Finally! The right video for me. Clearly explained AND demonstrated! Thank you!
I've been listening to prog rock and I really want to learn it. The amount of odd time signatures and changes of it troughout the songs are quite impressive. Thanks for the video! 🙂
You’re welcome! 🙂 Hope your journey through prog rock will go well!
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Thanks your count method.. Sorry my English I'm play with my electric guitar
Thanks again, I learn so much from your videos!
You’re welcome! I’m glad you are learning something new :)
Really helpful, Thanks !
You’re welcome :)
Thank you!
You’re welcome! Of course :)
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hi, I play guitar but found this piano exercise more helpful. Can you extend the video by talking about double dotted rhythms? Thank you, it was nice.
Very helpful info.. thanks...
You’re welcome
Thank you so much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 hoping to learn a lot from you 💯
You’re welcome 😊 I’m happy to help
Excellent
Thanks!
thank you so much! i have my piano exam tomorrow and im trying to absorb as much as possible haha😅 helpful video so thank you
You’re welcome :)
I'm confused. For the example you showed in 3/4 shouldn't each bar end on 3? If it ends on + doesn't that mean each bar is 3 and a half?
Good question! Each beat can be subdivided. For example, if we have eighth notes 🎵 in the bar, that means that each beat in 3/4 time can be subdivided into two. This means we count 1 + 2 + 3 +. The first beat is 1+, 2nd beat is 2+ and 3rd beat is 3 + . I hope that makes sense. It would be helpful to add in a visual here.
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Glad you found it helpful
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Thank you! God bless you as well! 💕
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I'm enjoying your video but if you can be showing it on the keyboard how it operates it
Is 6/8 time signature the same as 3/4? I did the maths and they are the same. Im new to music theory anyways.
Hi Mii, although 6/8 and 3/4 time mathematically have the same number of eighth notes, or quarter notes, they are not the same. 3/4 we need to feel as 3 beats. 6/8 technically has 6 beats because eighth notes gets 1 beat. But we need to feel it as 2 large beats, first 3 eighth notes as one beat and 2nd three eighth notes as the next beat
2/4
Thank you!
Which time signature do you find the hardest to count?
5/8
4/4
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this makes me feel so dumb
Is there something I can explain better?
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Came here because of Dream Theater lmao
Hope you learn something new :)
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what the heck where you counting on the first example. You were counting 1 and 2 when it should be 12. then you didn't explain the 1 e + an ah 2 then it didn't even make sense. We're just learning this, if you're going to make a CZcams videos and expect people to watch it then pay attention to what you're doing and double check your work. Think in terms that people don't know anything about this. Im new at this and I caught a mistake you made. Ive spent time watching your video and your making mistakes and now I'm confused, don't waste peoples time..
Hi Jeffrey, thank you for your comment. I watched my video again to see if there are any mistakes in my counting. After rewatching, I did not find mistakes in my counting. I realize that this is a difficult concept to grasp in the beginning, and this video is not the first one to watch to understand how to count time signatures. You would need to understand the concept of time signatures top and bottom number and note values first. I do have videos on that subject if you are interested. As for counting 1 and 2 and when there are no eighth notes, that way of counting is better in that you can make sure you hold out each quarter note for the right amount of time. It’s basically counting the subdivisions of the beat.
Also, just a quick note, making CZcams videos takes a lot of time. Most of the time, creators are not getting paid much at all for their work. I’m sorry you feel that I wasted your time.