Looking for more electronic tracks in 6/8

[Guest Blanket Fort Collapse]

you might have seen this but this is the best example of how to count a odd time sig's ive seen, this guy is brilliant

 

[Guest margaret thatcher]

you might have seen this but this is the best example of how to count a odd time sig's ive seen, this guy is brilliant

 

 

jesus christ. must be a joke. wow.

 

also, isn't someone on here dave brubeck's grandson or something?

[Guest nene multiple assgasms]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8wLQgBtYb0

that's 6/8 innit?

 

how is this 6/8? I can't count the bars as anything other than 3 beats in length (with stress on the last beat).

[sneaksta303]

http://www.project168.co.uk/music.php?p=4&e=the_metroid_renaissance_ep_d2fe9756b046dafa46c7580650903ab6

 

my P168 from last year. Listen to the 1st track. 3/4 - 6/8, whatever.

 

also "brutality" on my myspace.

[Guest epsy]

i really hate to break it to you epsy, but that infected mushroom track is mos def in 4/4

the 2nd half of the song goes into 4/4. THE BEGINNING OF DISCO MUSHROOM IS IN 6/8 TIME. Just like personal jesus by depeche mode. Just like this song @ 1:30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxDk5_yNpjg

goofball.

[Guest epsy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd1tdfUyUoQ

Here's another tune in 6/8. You gonna try telling me that's in 4/4 as well? I don't know if you just assume because it has a downbeat on every quarter note, that you assume it to be in 4/4?

[Root5]

My track on the Antarctica compilation is in 3/4. It's got a walzy feel to it.

 

A 6/8 track should sound like it has 2 beats per bar

[Guest Lube Saibot]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcZxO3aiApA

[cruising for burgers]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd1tdfUyUoQ

Here's another tune in 6/8. You gonna try telling me that's in 4/4 as well? I don't know if you just assume because it has a downbeat on every quarter note, that you assume it to be in 4/4?

i count 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, and beetween 1 and 2 i count 1 2 3, so i guess it is 4/4 with triplets or 12/8 because you divide the 12 by 3(triplets) and it gives 4

[cruising for burgers]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd1tdfUyUoQ

Here's another tune in 6/8. You gonna try telling me that's in 4/4 as well? I don't know if you just assume because it has a downbeat on every quarter note, that you assume it to be in 4/4?

i count 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, and beetween 1 and 2 i count 1 2 3, so i guess it is 4/4 with triplets or 12/8 because you divide the 12 by 3(triplets) and it gives 4

 

 

the beggining might sound weird but but still in 1 2 3 4

 

 

or maybe it's in 6/8 lol it´s almost the same...

 

 

the main thing here is, whenx/4 you have th small parts divided by 2 while in X/8 you have them divided by 3, and since you can use triplets in a 4/4 you/re making a X/8 compass, or not...

[cruising for burgers]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcZxO3aiApA

see, on this one you count 1 2 3 4 5 6, and beetween the 1 and 2 you count 2 or 3???

[cruising for burgers]

resuming, the upper number says how many beats do you count in a compass, and the lower number tells you if you sub-divide it by 2(X/4) or by 3(X/8)

 

 

am i right???

[cruising for burgers]

i really hate to break it to you epsy, but that infected mushroom track is mos def in 4/4

the 2nd half of the song goes into 4/4. THE BEGINNING OF DISCO MUSHROOM IS IN 6/8 TIME. Just like personal jesus by depeche mode. Just like this song @ 1:30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxDk5_yNpjg

goofball.

try this, instead of counting the smaler beats count a bigger one, you'll count 1 2 3 4 durring all song, but at 1:30 they start subdividing it by 3 instead of 2 or 4, wich sounds like triplets, or gives that waltz(valsa) feeling... marching dancing feeling...

[Guest Lube Saibot]

The only instances wherein there is a differentiation between 3/4 and 6/8 is when you have accents on even eights. That's the whole point of moving to doubletime, innit?

 

So when you'd, for instance, have accents on the 3nd and 5th beat of a 6\8 bar, you could just count that as a 3\4 bar and consider the accents to be on the second and third quaver. When you have accents on the 1st, 4th and 6th on the other hand, for instance, that's when you bring in the 3\4. It's wildly irrelevant in electronic music though, since you don't need to count as you've got a grid with infinte resolution, depending on how intricately you program you can end up with what is essentialy 12\16 or more in the space of 3\4.

[Guest epsy]

resuming, the upper number says how many beats do you count in a compass, and the lower number tells you if you sub-divide it by 2(X/4) or by 3(X/8)

 

 

am i right???

 

first number is how many beats in a measure

second number is the division of time used (ie quarter notes, 8th notes, 16th notes)

 

so like...if you counted quarter notes instead of double that (8th notes) you would have 6/4 which sounds like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INHttEHCZEw

[cruising for burgers]

YES/NO/YES/NO

[beariksson]

what about this?

12/8 or 6/4?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i1jNAqWLhU

 

I have no clue

[Guest Lube Saibot]

6/4. it pulses on the 1st and 4th quaver. no need for 12/8. unless you consider that breaking down of the track towards the second minute, but that's just insanity.

[Guest Lube Saibot]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8wLQgBtYb0

that's 6/8 innit?

 

how is this 6/8? I can't count the bars as anything other than 3 beats in length (with stress on the last beat).

what else could it be? perhaps a combination of time signatures?

 

It's 6/8 going 2/8+4/8 or simply 3/4 going 1/4+2/4. That would be pulses (or accents if you will) on first and third eights or alternately on first and second quavers.

[kaini]

this guy knows where his towel is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AddwD9NEKok

he's almost flirting with kora rhythm near the end

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO_J5n6HVeg

[Guest Lube Saibot]

so still 6/8 then? regardless, the whole song makes me go

 

Nah, not really, as i said, you can simplify this one to 3/4 as there are no accents in between the 3 main downbeats. Me too, btw.