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If we add another beam to an 8th note we will get a 16th note.
A 16th note will get 1/4 (.25) of a beat.
If we add another beam to an 8th note rest we get a 16th note rest. A 16th note rest will also get 1/4 (.25) of a beat. |
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Since 16ths divide each beat into four parts we count them:
1e+a, 2e+a, 3e+a, 4e+a, etc.
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requires Shockwave
We know that a dot (.) after a note adds half the value of the note.
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8th note (.5 beats) with a dot (1/2 of .5=.25) = 3/4(.75)
of a beat.
An 8th note rest with a dot also = 3/4 of a beat.
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1.
requires Shockwave
1. A 16th note looks like an 8th note with an extra . the answer is!!!
2. A Dotted 8th note in 4/4 time gets beats. the answer is!!!
3. Where should bar lines be placed in the following example?
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