why is it that unusual time signatures make music so interesting?
@Felthry I think I like the way you have accents at a nonuniform rhythm? Like in Led Zeppelin's "The Ocean", you have every other measure ending an eighth-note earlier and it's nonuniform but consistent in a way I can lock into https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w2kLS4gkks
@packbat I hope you don't mind that I don't watch your example--listening to music with lyrics is something we avoid at the best of times and right now it seems harder than usual
but yeah, I can see what you mean I think?
But not all music has that--look at the Marx battle music from kirby for instance, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NmGBbzHDjc
there's no discernable overall structure at all
@Felthry No problem at all - I'll try to remember the lyrics thing when I'm talking music with y'all in the future
...there are definitely patterns in that Marx battle music track, but hella irregular - this is really cool stuff. It's like you have a standard measure but part of the flow of the song is those measures getting cut shorter and shorter for a short span.
