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Warbird posted:Field party in Pennsylvania. I'm gonna try and crash it, despite the inevitability of getting shot down Oh god new page, sorry Pretend I shopped that iguanadon meme with the cum lady's face and she's now saying oh god you are gonna make me thumb
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DesperateDan posted:Pretend I shopped that iguanadon meme with the cum lady's face and she's now saying oh god you are gonna make me thumb 
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Brawnfire posted:Aw, no Capture the Flag? They prefer two hand touch.
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pseudorandom posted:PYF Memes: Idk where else to post this and I know how much yall love cum  
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Irrational time signatures exist (with non-even numbers on the bottom). All music is 4/4 if you don’t count like a fuckin nerd .jpg
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Care to explain?
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Jul 23, 2022 19:27
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No I’m too dumb to explain it with my own words so: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_signature scroll to irrational meters
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being such a nerd about music you can't let a meme be technically incorrect is your burden not ours
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fullroundaction posted:Irrational time signatures exist (with non-even numbers on the bottom). Some (also all) music is in 3/4 according to dance inductors. I learned about irrational time signatures today. Bush did do 9/11
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Jul 23, 2022 20:10
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I spend a lot of time doing music stuff (as a hobby) and I didn't know either until I looked it up. But I assumed it must exist because for every music theory thing / rule there's as many exceptions / outright contradictions. And even if there's not you can still find some nerd arguing the case somewhere. Keep learning music theory until you don't need it anymore would be my advice to anyone.
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Jul 23, 2022 20:42
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No. I'm just gonna listen to a Meshuggah song.
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fullroundaction posted:Keep learning music theory until you don't need it anymore would be my advice to anyone. Thanks but I’m going to stick with my plan of never learning any of it. Keeps the music nice and simple.
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Jul 23, 2022 20:47
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Well yeah, the amount of music theory that's helpful for most people is zero
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Jul 23, 2022 20:52
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Time signatures that subdivide into 16ths or finer are right about where you lose me. Those kinds of meters are meant for single-bar use, to make a metric modulation or drum fill or particularly angular riff more interesting for a moment. If you're writing an entire song in 15/16, don't expect me to listen to it.
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Jul 23, 2022 20:55
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Bah, an "irrational" time signature should be actually mathematically irrational. Like π beats per measure, and the 1/e note is a beat.
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Mister Speaker posted:Time signatures that subdivide into 16ths or finer are right about where you lose me. Those kinds of meters are meant for single-bar use, to make a metric modulation or drum fill or particularly angular riff more interesting for a moment. If you're writing an entire song in 15/16, don't expect me to listen to it. Klezmer and Balkan music wants to fight you IRL. Actually, they want you to join the dance chain, it's fun. But yeah, anyone who writes a piece of blues-derived music in anything but 4/4, 3/4 or maybe 7/8 is a colossal wanker. Thankfully, some of us enjoy wankery though.
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Jul 23, 2022 21:02
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I like 7/4.
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Powered Descent posted:Bah, an "irrational" time signature should be actually mathematically irrational. Like π beats per measure, and the 1/e note is a beat. .999.../4
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the Sesame Street pinball song has a bunch of weird time changes and is cool as hell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=?shorts?s6AqbEMitoQ iirc sitar players have to learn a bunch of insane signatures. I think I remember an interview with one of Ravi Shankar daughters where she talked about learning to play in 16/17 or something. in the course of trying to figure this out, I learned that Norah Jones is one of Ravi Shankar's daughters, but I don't think it was she.
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I like all time signatures. In one song.
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I like this song but because I know nothing about music theory maybe it has normal signatures  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTM_ltQf6-A Meshuggah - New Millenium Cyanide Christ
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My fave time signatures are 1/2 and 2/50.
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a time signature is a time signature. You can't say it's only a 1/2.
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I'm true meshugga fashion, the drums are 4/4, but the guitar riff is 23/16, and therefore syncs up with the drums every, uh, 9 bars? Maybe? I can be arsed to listen to the music, but not do math, I guess.
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tight aspirations posted:My fave time signatures are 1/2 and 2/50. The songs aren't the same when you convert to mp3 though
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In any case liked their music before I heard music nerds talking about it being "math", just has a good energy to it.
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Yeah, Meshuggah's whole thing is polyrhythms over 4/4. The djenty guitar riffs and the kickdrums that accentuate them are always in some weird masturbatory meter but the drummer's hands are mostly keeping time in 4/4. So yes, by common denominators the riffs will line up again eventually, but not at all in any sort of 'traditional' phrasing.
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anyone asked terry yet about what he thinks of all this?
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Terry doesn't have opinions, his brain is as smooth as his skin
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Just write everything in 4/4 and then if you want more notes in there you just play those notes as your heart sees fit  If you want to like, "write it down" or something I'd recommend things like semiquavers, demisemiquavers, hemidemisemiquavers, semihemidemisemiquavers, demisemihemidemisemiquavers and, if you want to get really loving fancy, chuck some hemidemisemihemidemisemiquavers up in there.
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I only listen to music in 4/20 or 6/9
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LMAO!!!!!
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I accidentally wrote a weird little song in 31/32 somehow. I’m not very good at music.
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Mister Speaker posted:Yeah, Meshuggah's whole thing is polyrhythms over 4/4. The djenty guitar riffs and the kickdrums that accentuate them are always in some weird masturbatory meter but the drummer's hands are mostly keeping time in 4/4. So yes, by common denominators the riffs will line up again eventually, but not at all in any sort of 'traditional' phrasing. Plus you need to be able to headbang to it 
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Four on the floor or nothing
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Wow, lots of Jazz haters here. Not a meme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7j7bdEPSd0 Meme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2r4fLZxU6c
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My favorite time signature is your [credit card number] / [the three digits on the back].
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shark gifts
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