I don't think music is a pointless A Level. It probably beats doing something like Maths, that everyone does and you can't really impress anyone with it.

P.S. I did maths as well.

(Plus a degree in Computer Science)

 

That either makes me a balanced person, or very confused.

liquideyes said:

P.S. I did maths as well.

(Plus a degree in Computer Science)

 

That either makes me a balanced person, or very confused.

 

or a person who reveals pointless information about themselves with no relevance to the thread

this thread is not very clear at all, there are four beats in a bar and for Hard house this is the rule

...............And the world revolves around hard house

fluffyfrancy said:

this thread is not very clear at all, there are four beats in a bar and for Hard house this is the rule

 

is that y every single HH tune sounds the same?

 

no, jk. but really, variety works.

fluffyfrancy said:

this thread is not very clear at all, there are four beats in a bar and for Hard house this is the rule

 

theres hardhouse tunes out there that dont follow that rule. as laim will testify

hahaha. i had forgot about that.

 

Still had 4 beats in a bar, it was just the arrangements of the bars that was different

Jay said:

or a person who reveals pointless information about themselves with no relevance to the thread

Better than being a person who makes snide personality criticisms all the time.

 

Sorry Jay "All of my posts are 100% on-topic honest" McModerator

fluffyfrancy said:

this thread is not very clear at all, there are four beats in a bar and for Hard house this is the rule

It's a cliquey thread for people who know about time signatures!

 

Anyway I don't believe in having too many rules. "Rules" are the reasons a genre becomes stale. (E.g. "every tune has to have a breakdown and a build-up", or "every tune has to have an offbeat bassline"...)

 

P.S. A piece of music in 12/8 time still has four beats in a bar. The difference is, you divide each of those beats into 3 equal parts.

Phil_r said:

fluffyfrancy said:

this thread is not very clear at all, there are four beats in a bar and for Hard house this is the rule

 

is that y every single HH tune sounds the same?

 

no, jk. but really, variety works.

 

Most hard house does this because that is what style of music it is if it didnt then it woudl be called something else, and for mixing purposes it is vital especially if you are a dj who is mixing spontaneuously, if there wasnt four beats in a bar then it would be difficult to mix and get it sound good

which hh tuens then do not have four beats in a bar, i would like to know as i haevnt come accros many

fluffyfrancy said:

Phil_r said:

fluffyfrancy said:

this thread is not very clear at all, there are four beats in a bar and for Hard house this is the rule

 

is that y every single HH tune sounds the same?

 

no, jk. but really, variety works.

 

Most hard house does this because that is what style of music it is if it didnt then it woudl be called something else, and for mixing purposes it is vital especially if you are a dj who is mixing spontaneuously, if there wasnt four beats in a bar then it would be difficult to mix and get it sound good

 

not difficalt to mix, only less easy

fluffyfrancy said:

which hh tuens then do not have four beats in a bar, i would like to know as i haevnt come accros many

Even 6/8 tunes (well 12/8 tunes technically) have 4 beats in a bar.

There are not a lot of house tunes which don't have 4 beats in a bar! ("American Dream" is an exception, but I don't know about hard house.)

 

However there are a handful of tunes which are in compound time (i.e. 3 divisions per beat). There was one in the charts around 3-4 years ago - it had one of those sped-up rap vocals - I can hum the tune but it's hard to describe verbally!!