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Is this the time signature used in Rush - Subdivisions?
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7/8 certainly is awkward.
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@JJL00001 7/8 is a time signature. It doesn't mean that a rhythm has to sound the same every time. You can make any time signature sound like anything you want.
Look at Tool. A lot of their stuff is in 4/4, but they make entire arrangements in 4 bar groupings, so it revolves around to come back into 4/4 by the time their done the 4 bars.
You can do anything you want.
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@spacitydrummer4JC Agreed. It's like you change your mind but still play inside, turns the heads around man!
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It doesn't flow very well...
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@slipknot930 what is the difference?
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Hes playing 7/8. the 8 represents you count 8th notes as your underline pulse. but instead of 1&2&3&4& you count 1234567. 8 beats per bar.
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7/4 !!!
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7/8 and 7/4 aren't really THAT different...
It's the same concept, the subdivisions will usually be the same.
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This is BS.... 7/8 goes ta-ta-ta -ta-ta -ta-ta.... Listen to Macedonian songs to hear it.... Sorry pall.....
..7 is the funnest signature to play in
spacitydrummer4JC 2 years ago 22
@slipknot930
No its 7/8. He's playing 1a2a3a4. 4/4 would be 1a2a3a4a. 4/4 has 8 quavers, so 7/8 is just a quaver less.
7/8 can be played as 1a2a3a4, or to get the same 6/8 type swing feel, 1aa2aa3.
TheDarkFrontier 7 months ago 4