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They're describing the space in between the notes... so 4 equally spaced notes would have 3 gaps of 1:1:1 . It is indeed a bit confusing, as it says nothing abo
by BenDaglish 10y ago
They're describing the space in between the notes... so 4 equally spaced notes would have 3 gaps of 1:1:1 . It is indeed a bit confusing, as it says nothing about the duration of the last note, which to my ears would be an intrinsic part of the pattern.
- kj2413 10y ago1:1:1 is an isochronous (equal) rhythm. Most of the rhythms in the paper are played repeatedly, so the last note has the same duration.
- Jill_the_Pill 10y agoYikes that is a lousy notation. How would they designate the Bo Diddley beat: 0.75: 0.75: 0.75: 0.5: 0.5?
- nukmul 10y agoor 3:3:3:2:2?
- pier25 10y agoThank you, I thought I was going crazy.