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then explain it in german. at least i do understand it as i am from germany as well ;)

Well, i just considered the partition of the eight notes. You have 6 eight notes in a 6/8 as well as in a 3/4. You can represent (just consider the calculation) a 6/8 as to pointed fourth, or in 2/4, as to fourth filled by a triole. Nethertheless, the beat is on the first and on the...

Not really.Actually, in 6/8 the 1 and the 4 gets the beat whereas 3/4 (put on a 6/8) the 1,3 and 5 gets it. About this: 6/8: 1 2 3 4 5 6 3/4: 1 2 3 4 5 6 edit:well it's hard to see but if you have a closer look you might see that i tried to mark the corresponding beats as bold ones.

yeah, but i must correct myself. it's rather another metrum with longer notes - maybe 4/4, well, no, i think it's 2/2 or something like this - than the 6/8 i wrote. well, i found another one he uses this beat: Check out funeral portrait about 4.43. it's more present in this song. in my...

so there is a beat lopez seems to like as he uses it in many songs e.g. Master's Apprentices 8.35 till end. i tried to figure it out. that's my result: 6/8: (pointed fourth=208 -> very fast "prestissimo') ||: x-x-xxxx-x-x :|| Listen to the ride in master's apprentices at the given...

Hi everybody, check out Hex Cura's new Song "e see you an havvy me", available on www.hexcura.de.vu i think it's great metal with a kind of mixture of other stuff such as folk, trash and just some cool beats. hard to explain but worth listening to it. there's just one thing sucking lots: as...

Hi everybody, checkt out Hex Cura's new Song "e see you an havvy me", available on www.hexcura.de.vu i think it's great metal with a kind of mixture of other stuff such as folk, trash and just some cool beats. hard to explain but worth listening to it. there's just one thing sucking lots: as...