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[QUOTE="ouchdrummer:1188023"][QUOTE="ArrowHeadNLI:1188018"][QUOTE="ouchdrummer:1188014"]AND this bullshit about 32nds, 16ths, etc..... THEY'RE ALL THE SAME, DAMNIT!! If we're playing a song, and the metranome says 100bpms, and you're doing 1/4 notes... then you're doing 400 notes a minute... but if you turn the metranome up to 200bpms, and you do 1/2 notes, then you're playing the EXACT SAME SPEED. it's all where you put the pulse/downbeat.[/QUOTE] That's true in everything BUT metal, where every band/song seems to be the same friggin tempos anyway. 200bpm, and chugs on the low E (or b, for 7 stringers). Because it can be that generic, most musicians will refer to the breakdown of triplets, 8ths, 16th, 32s, etc... as subdivisions of a set speed, and not mathematical components that can be applied to other tempos (or other drums, even.)[/QUOTE] Semantics!!! you know what i'm saying is true... When talking about the speed of playing, you shouldn't just say 32nds, or 64ths, you should say 32nds@240bpm..... etc... please? *smooch*[/QUOTE]
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