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Haha wow.

haha.

serious wtf

Aaron is bored.

I'm pretty tired but I've got stuff to do so I'll try and do it all before I sleep.

I kind of miss playing Sim City but I know I don't have time for that stuff anymore.

I've got a poster for marketing due on Wednesday night [lol poster for uni] but I have no motivation to finish it.

Get your magic markers out.

Word.

Getting tired before midnight.

What's happening to me?

lack of sleep?

You're turning into me.
[quote=Me and Noonward Talking](11:31:23 PM) Aaron: its subtle
(11:31:38 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: the last note is 10 percent slower right is the last note a quarter or what
(11:31:42 PM) Aaron: yeah.
(11:31:48 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: ok
(11:31:49 PM) Aaron: so its 10% longer in duration.
(11:31:49 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: so
(11:32:12 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: 15 + 4 (1.10)
(11:32:14 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: /4
(11:32:32 PM) Aaron: 12 + 4(1.10)/4
(11:32:39 PM) Aaron: 4-bar phrase
(11:32:42 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: oh last bar
(11:32:44 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: kk
(11:33:40 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: u said note at first lol
(11:33:43 PM) Aaron: haha
(11:33:49 PM) Aaron: lol
(11:34:02 PM) Jordan | Florianopolis: 16.4/4[/quote]

Discussing a loop I wrote of 4-bar 4/4, where the last note is 10% longer than the rest. Trying to work out its time signature, lol.

you're crazy Aaron

why not just say you're changing the tempo

4.8/4?

Good morning persons, here is something I've been working on.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=87I75SG0
All the guitar parts are played on an acoustic through pc guitar/amp emulation, the rest of programming is from midi and/or fruity loops.
I haven't written any more after the current end bit, but I plan to.

Aaron it would be 4 bars of 4/4 with the last note of the last bar tied over into an extra bar consisting of a single 10-tuplet of a quarter note and just indicate the repeat with rehearsal marks.

If you wanted to be ridiculous about it you could call the last bar a bar of 4.025 / 4 but I'm not going to pretend for a second that's a real thing :lol:.

It won't fit into a conventional time signature for reasons I'm sure you're aware of.

16.4/16 is how I look at it. You're right in the traditional reading.

Same thing really. How do you arrive at the .4? I've used up my maths for the day.

10% of the last note of the 16-note phrase. It's in 4/4 [4-bars].
Should I be counting 16.1/16? lol.

Wait so, is the last note that you're extending a quarter note or an eighth or a sixteenth? I was working from it being a quarter note.

Ah I see. the 16th note of the phrase is 10% longer. Each individual note ordinarily has a quarter-note weighting.

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[QUOTE=Aaron;17222947]Ah I see. the 16th note of the phrase is 10% longer. Each individual note ordinarily has a quarter-note weighting.[/QUOTE]

Oh so, 4 notes per bar, then the last note of the last bar is 10% longer?

Yes.

Oh sweet, I don't have to recalculate haha.

It works out to be a time displacement of 0.97560975609756097560975609756099% per phrase cycle.

Indubitably old chum.

:smoke:

I need to think of a fictional name for a character in my music. I need suggestions. Thinking of an anglo-descent name, but less common. Not like Williams or Smithson, less common.

Mortonsire.

jammin with Dylan S tonight.

should be good.