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3/4 and 6/8 (pg. 3)
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| drizzt81 |
| quote: | Originally posted by webmeister
The 3/4 vs 6/8 thing is kinda difficult to explain.. it's more about the rhythm than the actual time.
Yes you're correct in that they're the same fraction, but 6/8 has a totally different rhythm to it.
Using capital letters for emphasis, 3/4 is:
ONE Two three
Whereas 6/8 is:
ONE Two three Four five six
6/8 has more of a flowing feel to it...
Hope this helps :D |
reminds me of my music classes in high school..
from what i remember there is a 2/3 beat too, which is a waltz.
thanks for clearingme upo on it, i feel much more knowledgable now :D |
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| oDrori |
Miss Thunder vs. Club Invaderas - Mirage
is in 3/4 :o
And it doesn't matter whtheer a track is in 3/4 or is just thirds on 4/4! |
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| webmeister |
I'm sure that trance in 3/4 and 6/8 does exist, however you're never going to hear it in a liveset, it would be impossible to beatmix in...
Wouldn't mind hearing some though .. if you want an interesting track try the one full of triplets in Tiesto's Mysteryland 99 set .. I think it's called Nunca - House of Doom.
"In the house, in the house y'all." |
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| oDrori |
| Club versions of 3/4 | 6/8 ussually have intro and outros of 4/4 |
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| DuMonde TrAnCeR |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trancealot
3/4 sounds 123-123-123-123....(count as is)=60 BPM |
i kinda get it, like in overdrive when it goes wow-wow-wown wow-wow-wown wow-wow-wown D-D D-D D-D :) hehe |
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| Sex-Tazi |
The ones who like guitars would be happy to listen to Haldolium - One of these Day - Classical 3/4 track with very energetic guitars based on Pink Floyed's song.
Check this one out and tell me what u think. |
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| oDrori |
Thanx a lot man, finally a recommendation :)
Will check this one :p |
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| oDrori |
Thought I give this thread a reviving bump...
Cosmic Gate - Move any Mountain |
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| branmuffin |
It's been a while since high school band, but if I recall correctly, 3/4 and 6/8 are not the same at all, as far as the style goes.
3/4 has three distinct emphasized beats per measure.
6/8 has two emphasized beats with the two following beats less pronounced. It can also be written as 2/4 times, with each beat being a triplet. I actually played a song once that switched between 2/4 and 6/8 time quite a bit, with the 2/4 time using triplets and 6/8 using eigth notes, and it had exactly the same effect.
As far as dance music goes, I think 3/4 would be very difficult to dance to, because the First beat of each measure is emphasized, while in 4/4 the first and third beat are emphasized, and since you have two feet, and usually alternate, you would wind up all twisted up.
6/8 on the other hand would be very easy to dance to. It has two distinctive beats 1 & 4, with 23 and 56 being less pronounced. |
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| oDrori |
Yeah I know whatcha mean, 3/4 will be a hell hard to dance to
I'm actually working on a 3/4 track right now... Sounds cool but more for listening...
6/8 is very coooool to dance to If U had the chance to even dance some track like Balloon - Monstersound or Brooklyn Bounce - Bass, Beats & Melody U know the power of it and that's why I want a quality 6/8 track... Once again I'll strongly recommend -
Miss Thunder vs. Club Invaders - Mirage |
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| Acid Circus |
| Scot Project - O (Overdrive) is not 3/4. It still has the 4/4 kick drum but contains crazyily off-beat snares and bass. |
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| oDrori |
Scot Project - O (Overdrive) = 6/8 (Thirds on 4/4 I guess)
The Arome remix is 4/4 with offbeat bass-kinda-sound... |
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