@@Sawdust_Soup time signatures in music tell the performer how much time to give each beat and measure, and look like a fraction. For example, the most common time signature is 4/4, meaning there will be 4 beats in each measure, and what is considered a single beat is a quarter note. 3/4 means there are 3 beats in each measure, and what is considered a single beat is a quarter note. Although I've never encountered something like a 3/7/4 time signature before, so I couldn't tell you about that.
@@priyanshugoel3030 True, but suffering is greater than nothing. The point of life is to live, then die. So live as long as you can, through happiness and suffering, even if it's all suffering it's something you probably only recieve once. Take these memories of suffering into the dark void that is rest. But do not rush to that rest. It will come eventually, suffering is just another experience life treats you to before it.
@@icantthinkofagoodusername4464 He's counting in 3/4, but the song is more precisely in 6/4 (not 6/8). Given the measures start and end at the same [points in the melody as the original], there would be 6 quarter notes per measure. It definitely does fall into a waltz feel, though, which brings some ambiguity as to whether it's 3/4 or 6/4, but the manner of construction implies 6/4.
Project Overturn aka RareBeeph The way I’ve been taught says that compound time signatures like 6/8 or 3/4 are dictated by the feel of the song. While yes, the original song’s measures of 4/4 would indicate that it’s stretched to 6/4, this isn’t the same song anymore. It instead now implies a 3/4 time signature through its feel. If I’m not counting it in sixes, why should I count it as 6/4?
right? i love this guy for his energetic and cheerful personality, always feeling me with energy ... but it doesn't overshadow his skill one bit, his skill are no joke.
A drummer keeps everyone together the bassist translates the drums to guitar the guitar keeps the time signature (If I got anything wrong plz fix this) I'm a percutionest my self so I have experience with drums in a school band
His brain is try to move forward on the beat, but the Music is repeating the last beat, that results in a very weird situation. A tempo division commonly used is 4/4 So the beat goes 1.2.3.4!-1.2.3.4! but this song goes 1.2.2.3.4!-4!-1.2.2.3.4!-4! So messes really good with someone used to play songs. P.S.: note that is every other beat, not every beat.
Just to remind you this exist but also to ponder. You see I watched the original video a couple times and it really is not the same without the intensive drums. So for all these "Waltz'y" things we need MORE DRUMS.
@@snowballs7007 The drum pattern isn't so hard once you hear what's happening enough, but his ability to see through the jumbled mess of notes and still nail the timing of when parts of the song kicked in was impressive.
@@snowballs7007 It's not dircetly triplets. It's more that instead of a 4/4 it's a 6/4 time signature and everything happening on the second beat (if two quaver or one quarter note) gets repeated on beat 3.(sry for bad english, not my first language)
@@Corsaka I feel like in music, there need to be terms like "2 base" and "3 base" to easily talk about these common time signatures that are either based on pairs of beats (such as 4/4) or triplets of beats (such as 3/4 and 6/4), then for more irregular time signatures, call it by the weird number (5/4 = "5 base", 7/8 and 7/4 = "7 base", etc.) Maybe there are already terms like this in music vocabulary, but I haven't encountered them.
@@thinkingfubuki "Felt in 4 (or 2, there's some subtle differences)" "Felt in 3" "Felt in 1" And there are 5s, 7s, 9s, etc. But you have to describe how they feel a little bit more intricately (1212123, eg). Common things heard at rehearsal.
I dread the day The8BitDrummer decides to tackle Through The Fire And Flame but beats 2 and 4 are swapped. Other than that, you nailed this one Jerod. I'd given up halfway if I were to try it.
Through the Flames and Fire is easy (relatively, as far as meme songs go) on drums because still it’s 4/4 rock, which compartmentalises into 2x2/4 really well. That means swapping 2 and 4 wouldn’t make much difference.
When I saw your first Initial D video with the speed ups, I thought it was a terrific one off gag. This has proven me incredibly wrong. You are a perfect Hero. A goddamn Space Boy. Please... Don't stop the music tonight. Subbed.
To explain how he figures this out: As every "other" beat refers to each 2nd run, and the song has a 4/4 time signature (4 beats per bar so standard stuff), that means beats 2 and 4 are played twice which adds another 2 beats to the bar. That takes it from 4/4 to 6/4 (6 beats in a bar). If you separate that into two runs of 3, then you can apply a standard waltz beat over it. The song typically combines either 2 or 4 bars together so you would want to run 4 bars of 3/4 together to make a measure. With vocals, that'd be the only real way you could do it without making it sound like a total mess. HOWEVER. IF this was instrumental, it'd be so cool to group the first section as 3, the middle as 6, and the end as 3. The melody of the keys and the guits make it sound mega proggy. Loads of potential man, maybe you should consider doing an arrangement of it?
"8bit's never been one to drum with his head... and when he senses a difference in the song... his innate percussion sense will take over and he will adapt." -8bit's Bunta
The way you adapt to weird shit like this is genuinely impressive(at least to me granted I’m not a musician) but even better is the pure joy you express as you do it. It’s genuinely contagious and I find myself grinning. Happy I found your channel.
im late as hell but maybe its cause musicians are pretty much trained or already knows to match with the tempo and the flow to a song, and then play their instruments accordingly musicians are pretty awesome people, lmao
There are good drummers. There are pro drummers. There are godly drummers. And then there's the The8BitDrummer, transcending mortal and divine drumming into the realms beyond anything imaginable and unimaginable!
Happy April fools everyone. First the tank was half full and now the car is having engine problems- Edit: wow this is getting so many likes how is this happening- thank you for those I guess-
First of all, great job on the drums. I enjoyed your performance and the whole video a lot. Also, whoever made the original version of that song deserves to be in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame or something. Any remixes of that songs are not only excellent, but they still seems to be normal songs.
man i just love this. you are phenomenal. you got to be a savant at the drums cuz your sheer ability to improvise adapt and overcome regardless of hardships is inspiring.
Your videos keep showing up in my recommended vids because I like looking up kooky drum stuff every now and then and dammit you got me on this one, subbed.
its not that bad once you head it for a bit, i mean he's not just going "1 2 3 1 2 3" for no reason, the song really is at that pace now that theres a doubled beat, and once you realize thats whats happening its actually really easy to follow along with (and actually surprisingly catchy)
I'm impressed at how good of a drummer you are. I can barely keep the consistency to be able to play my Nyssma solo from 2 years ago, but you somehow nail every crazy cover that you're given.
This seriously speaks to how awesome you are with rhythm, Jerod! Seeing as you're so familiar with the original, it's one thing knowing that a song will be in 6 instead of 4, but translating that to the actual drumming along? Can't even follow until you start turning it into a waltz. Way to go, man!
I genuinely didnt realize the “but every other beat plays twice” songs can be simplified to a waltz. That’s. I’ve been listening to them for ages, and I only just now realized what’s happened.
![gas gas gas but every other beat happens twice [CC]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/d3x4eHI0jQQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Since the second beat happens two times, the lyrics repeat, so you could say...
_Dejà Vu, I've just heard this beat before_
no. stop.
Lmao
Now I have to check if there is Deja Vu but every other beat happens twice.
Highigher onon the streeteet
Yeah, the exit this way
Pro Drummer : Perform high skill drumming
8Bit Drummer : Nailed every weird beat on the internet
@COOLkid123 goodForLife_103 Mouse master race here. Oh and also don't forget about the quick reflexes and to remember notes when using HD
Well... though the Drumming is really nice, playing a 3/4 beat isn't that complicated
@@b82b84b6b7 This looks more like a 3/7/4 beat...
What the pray tell fuck is that
@@Sawdust_Soup time signatures in music tell the performer how much time to give each beat and measure, and look like a fraction. For example, the most common time signature is 4/4, meaning there will be 4 beats in each measure, and what is considered a single beat is a quarter note. 3/4 means there are 3 beats in each measure, and what is considered a single beat is a quarter note. Although I've never encountered something like a 3/7/4 time signature before, so I couldn't tell you about that.
**Euro-Waltz intensifies**
Drifting across the dancefloor
Both of you deserve to win the game of life.
@@tysej4isn't that eternal suffering.
@@priyanshugoel3030 True, but suffering is greater than nothing. The point of life is to live, then die. So live as long as you can, through happiness and suffering, even if it's all suffering it's something you probably only recieve once. Take these memories of suffering into the dark void that is rest.
But do not rush to that rest. It will come eventually, suffering is just another experience life treats you to before it.
@@tysej4 how did we go from joking about Euro-Waltz to discussing the meaning of life over the span of 5 comments
Drummers hate him! See how this man converts any 4/4 song to 3/4 in one simple step!
6/4
Sergio You’re right in that he could count it in sixes (which is 6/8 by the way), but he’s counting “one two three” like it’s a Waltz, which is 3/4.
Oliver Dekens-True obliterated
@@icantthinkofagoodusername4464 He's counting in 3/4, but the song is more precisely in 6/4 (not 6/8). Given the measures start and end at the same [points in the melody as the original], there would be 6 quarter notes per measure. It definitely does fall into a waltz feel, though, which brings some ambiguity as to whether it's 3/4 or 6/4, but the manner of construction implies 6/4.
Project Overturn aka RareBeeph The way I’ve been taught says that compound time signatures like 6/8 or 3/4 are dictated by the feel of the song. While yes, the original song’s measures of 4/4 would indicate that it’s stretched to 6/4, this isn’t the same song anymore. It instead now implies a 3/4 time signature through its feel. If I’m not counting it in sixes, why should I count it as 6/4?
the fact that you nailed it after 1 1/2 mins of suffering is astounding.
right? i love this guy for his energetic and cheerful personality, always feeling me with energy ... but it doesn't overshadow his skill one bit, his skill are no joke.
But would he be able to keep going if the music cut off?
Andreas Smed *you have asked the impossible*
@@quasarggl7502 i mean it's basically just a waltz, he could definitely do it
@@andreassmed2255 I listened to the end just to get rid of this weird feeling. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"... But every other beat happens twice."
[13 full seconds of silent, suffering contemplation, followed by laughter of realization]
It was about 11 seconds of silence
In fact, it was about 10.5625 seconds of silence
It's great how, as Jerod starts getting the hang of it, the song also starts to sound more cohesive
That's the power of a skilled drummer. That's how important the drummer is in a band--if the drummer fucks up the whole band will fuck up.
A good bassist can be a decent replacement for a drummer, although they have to put more effort in, otherwise a drummer is the backbone of any band.
A drummer keeps everyone together the bassist translates the drums to guitar the guitar keeps the time signature (If I got anything wrong plz fix this) I'm a percutionest my self so I have experience with drums in a school band
@@shiningsilver7320the drummer is the one thats keeping time though, the guitarist usually does Chords or Melody
"A drummer's mental breakdown"
Do you like like my car car?
That sounds like it came from a Hamtaro game.
trueeeeeeee
You are SO right
Thanos Car
Thanos Car
I was thinking it sounded more like a parrot
Emm Bee Sea you like my caca?
To be be honest, I I don't see see the Problem Problem with This This.
What are are you talking talking about?
I'm mad that I got to the end on the first sentence before noticing...
@@sh_dragon same
His brain is try to move forward on the beat, but the Music is repeating the last beat, that results in a very weird situation.
A tempo division commonly used is 4/4
So the beat goes 1.2.3.4!-1.2.3.4!
but this song goes 1.2.2.3.4!-4!-1.2.2.3.4!-4!
So messes really good with someone used to play songs.
P.S.: note that is every other beat, not every beat.
I think think I'm having having a stroke stroke
My eyes hurt now too
We desperately need more Eurobeat Waltz.
no, we need more actual Waltz and classical music covers from this man!
@@thehatred94 Actually, yeah, you're right, that too. Good save lol
@@mr_pants278 yup xD his classical music video is just so much, goodness.
Let's ask @TurboAutism and @Keisari for some eurobeat waltz
Just to remind you this exist but also to ponder.
You see I watched the original video a couple times and it really is not the same without the intensive drums.
So for all these "Waltz'y" things we need MORE DRUMS.
When you start lagging in a source game
🤣🤣🤣
Have played TF2 a lot. Can confirm.
csgo with 1500 ping and 50% loss
Jesus Christ, so true! 😂😂😂
Node Graph out of date. Rebuilding...
> Do you like my ca-ca
*That sends a very different message...*
69 likes....
Is Shulk really feeling it?
Haha, caca is poopoo xd lol suicide look very funny
Im so glad Shulk doesnt smile
... Robotnik: P-P-INGAS!
How to bug a drummer's mind: make a broken tempo. He won't be able to walk anymore, and will always confuses himself which leg goes after the other.
Make a song that switches between 5/4 and 3/4 every so often, without a strict pattern.
MinecrafterK3N as an ex band member, it’s actually really fun to try to march to some of it once you get over the whole “exploding mind” thing.
so any song by Demetori.
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I am _floored_ at how fast you caught on. I don't think you understand just how talented you are.
It's not too hard. In music terms, each beat got divided into triplets. He just has to do an extra beat for every pair of eighth notes.
@@snowballs7007 The drum pattern isn't so hard once you hear what's happening enough, but his ability to see through the jumbled mess of notes and still nail the timing of when parts of the song kicked in was impressive.
@@ShoopDaWoosh i agree. i understood it once the vocals came in but it was a jumbled mess before that, and yet he caught it so well.
@@snowballs7007 It's not dircetly triplets. It's more that instead of a 4/4 it's a 6/4 time signature and everything happening on the second beat (if two quaver or one quarter note) gets repeated on beat 3.(sry for bad english, not my first language)
You mean like a gas pedal?
This is proof that we need more 3/4 in contemporary music.
Its actually 6/4
@@senorfredericksen9895 its actually irrelevant, as it could be written either way.
@@LousyCreepers it's 6/4 because the tempo remains the same.
@@Corsaka I feel like in music, there need to be terms like "2 base" and "3 base" to easily talk about these common time signatures that are either based on pairs of beats (such as 4/4) or triplets of beats (such as 3/4 and 6/4), then for more irregular time signatures, call it by the weird number (5/4 = "5 base", 7/8 and 7/4 = "7 base", etc.)
Maybe there are already terms like this in music vocabulary, but I haven't encountered them.
@@thinkingfubuki "Felt in 4 (or 2, there's some subtle differences)"
"Felt in 3"
"Felt in 1"
And there are 5s, 7s, 9s, etc. But you have to describe how they feel a little bit more intricately (1212123, eg).
Common things heard at rehearsal.
"Do you like-like... my car-car?"
Also, can I just point out how _freaking awesome_ "Gas, gas-gas, gas-gas" sounds?
Yo I’m so happy about this!!! Haha. Thank you for playing my edit!
what kind of insanity did u create man !!!
Was wondering if I’d find you here, glad to see you following this. 🤣
u make my nightmares come true
I kinda like it more than the original one tbh hahaha. The bridge and chorus specially.
You are a mad man
I dread the day The8BitDrummer decides to tackle Through The Fire And Flame but beats 2 and 4 are swapped.
Other than that, you nailed this one Jerod. I'd given up halfway if I were to try it.
Through the Flames and Fire is easy (relatively, as far as meme songs go) on drums because still it’s 4/4 rock, which compartmentalises into 2x2/4 really well. That means swapping 2 and 4 wouldn’t make much difference.
@@brennanruiz1803 better do some beat swapped Tool then!
Brennan Ruiz 4/4 metal
He really needs to try that xDD
So now it's basically 6/4 instead of 4/4. Epic.
"The Gas Waltz"
YES.
Gas Gas Gas, but one of the tyres is replaced with something else
The funny thing is... I've listened to this version so much, I can't go back without the original sounding weird.
I haven’t even HEARD the original unedited song...
@@dunndunn3850 That surprises me.
I think it's happening to me too... Gas, gas gas, toni-tonight!
I always miss "got feast feast feeling wheeling tealing deep in my soul" when hearing the og
i heard this version first and it's so weird hearing the original
Your laughter in this is incredible hahaha. Nice job picking it up!
I was legitimately hoping for him uploading a video of him reading product ingredients today.
You never cease to amaze me with how you can adjust to rediculous stuff like this, keep up the good work and have a blessed day
Ridiculous
greeniculous
Hey icarusge what's that profile pic ?
I feel like I've seen this art style before...
Guillaume Thomas took a closer look at it and you're right! It looks like Mike inel art style! :O
As every other beat repeats he is basically playing 6/8 which isnt hard if you´re a competent drummer, which this guy obviously is.
Now someone edit this video to remove all extra beats both from the song and Jarod's drumming
dude.... respect. it's a freaking waltz now.
just wow
The drum track is suddenly prog
When your drum kit has a high ping
When I saw your first Initial D video with the speed ups, I thought it was a terrific one off gag. This has proven me incredibly wrong. You are a perfect Hero. A goddamn Space Boy. Please... Don't stop the music tonight.
Subbed.
I think the fills are probably the most impressive parts of this whole thing.
You can see the exact moment his brain rewires around 1:30, and from then on hes playing it perfectly XD
Imagine the hours painstakingly tedious editing it took to make that masterpiece
Oh man, listening to the regular version right after this one is really weird too! You definitely get used to the pattern after a while.
To explain how he figures this out:
As every "other" beat refers to each 2nd run, and the song has a 4/4 time signature (4 beats per bar so standard stuff), that means beats 2 and 4 are played twice which adds another 2 beats to the bar. That takes it from 4/4 to 6/4 (6 beats in a bar). If you separate that into two runs of 3, then you can apply a standard waltz beat over it.
The song typically combines either 2 or 4 bars together so you would want to run 4 bars of 3/4 together to make a measure. With vocals, that'd be the only real way you could do it without making it sound like a total mess. HOWEVER.
IF this was instrumental, it'd be so cool to group the first section as 3, the middle as 6, and the end as 3. The melody of the keys and the guits make it sound mega proggy. Loads of potential man, maybe you should consider doing an arrangement of it?
when you are playing a game, and then the CPU Overloads for no reason and the game begins to have FPS drops
I dont know why, but this song sounds like it could be used in a dance party or something like that
Because it turns each measure into two measures of 3/4, the same time signature as waltzes. This is actually a pretty cool example.
"8bit's never been one to drum with his head...
and when he senses a difference in the song...
his innate percussion sense will take over and he will adapt."
-8bit's Bunta
Drumming with your head might sound like a good idea, but your hair muffles the percussion.
The instant you thought you figured out how to count...
Song: *I’d like to see you try*
Song (before 1:30): I'm about to end this man's whole career
>I'd like to see you try
I can just hear that in Manuel's voice omg
1 1 2 3 3 4, it's really not that hard. It's just a 6/4 beat.
Kristjan Man Nope, it’s 1 2 2 3 4 4
This song sounds actually really damn good with this modification
I'm so glad you've done this
You don't understand
I do ;)
The way you adapt to weird shit like this is genuinely impressive(at least to me granted I’m not a musician) but even better is the pure joy you express as you do it. It’s genuinely contagious and I find myself grinning. Happy I found your channel.
im late as hell but maybe its cause musicians are pretty much trained or already knows to match with the tempo and the flow to a song, and then play their instruments accordingly
musicians are pretty awesome people, lmao
0:37 THAT WAS PERFECTLY TIMED
This feels like when you wanna sneeze but you cant
OMG YES
This is an amazing idea, the worst yet best possible kind of 3/4
There are good drummers.
There are pro drummers.
There are godly drummers.
And then there's the The8BitDrummer, transcending mortal and divine drumming into the realms beyond anything imaginable and unimaginable!
I find find this very very odd, it it throws off off my tempo tempo oriented mind mind.
Just do do what he’s he’s doing and and think of of it as as 3/4.
Oliver Dekens-Dekens-True yea yea, he did did mention that that it felt felt like a a waltz, which which is a a good explanation explanation.
The world world needs more more dance/electronic/electronic songs in in 3/4 time time tbbh
I read half of this comment properly before I even realised what you did there
guys, don’t speed read this.
Put it on 1.25 speed,
You won't be disappointed
Thank you, Miss. Made my day :D
But you can't dance properly on it
I remember someone use original for Tetris, editing it like "Do u liek... my STACC-"
I'm talking about Lilla Oshisaure.
Happy April fools everyone. First the tank was half full and now the car is having engine problems-
Edit: wow this is getting so many likes how is this happening-
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@mineshahaf wouldn't that just be a four minute video of silence?
Hey it's the guy who came up with the title in chat
gas gas gas but every other beat happens twice every other time
As a drummer I feel you sooooo bad...... but fuuuuuuu was it funny. Love your face 0:54 pure confusion! XD
It’s amazing how quickly he just... plays it great. And even sings along XD
As a music student, this is physically painful.
It's just a 6/4 beat, but you count 1 1 2 3 3 4
Originally, same. But as a music student, I picked up on the beat quick as well and kinda dig it. Also the beat is 1 2 2 3 4 4.
Legend doesn't worry about failing, just enjoys the fuck out of trying it. Respect!
I will never have as much fun as this guy did with this song.
When your car radio doesn't have skip protection and you're driving on a very bumpy road
It actually sounds really good like this
I'm surprised how fast you put the petal to the metal and floored your skill down the road of success.
Okay, can I just say something real quick?
The "Cuz im crazy, hot and ready" parts sound awesome.
First of all, great job on the drums. I enjoyed your performance and the whole video a lot.
Also, whoever made the original version of that song deserves to be in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame or something. Any remixes of that songs are not only excellent, but they still seems to be normal songs.
He should do deja gas in the fire, I feel like that end up being very interesting
Dude, you adapted to that ridiculously fast...! You're pretty damn talented behind a kit, no doubt. Very entertaining too, keep it up!!
I feel like I'm having a stroke.
gas gas gas in 6/4 actually sounds lit though
I think I need more triple time eurobeat in my life
0:12
That is the face of a man who walked into the battle knowing he has lost the war
This is pure torture, yet he makes it pure bliss. What a King.
Noone:
8 bit drummer: HAHAHAHA at every single thing
golfshores97 I just love how giggly he is! It makes me happy :D
@@elisakou4504well that's good!
And the fact that you're having a ton of fun doing it, just makes this so much better.
damn you turned into a drum waltz
Not gonna lie, this is now my favourite version of gas gas gas
You can hear and see his panic and dive straight into madness
man i just love this. you are phenomenal. you got to be a savant at the drums cuz your sheer ability to improvise adapt and overcome regardless of hardships is inspiring.
0:17 *chuckles*
"I'm in danger"
Your videos keep showing up in my recommended vids because I like looking up kooky drum stuff every now and then and dammit you got me on this one, subbed.
its not that bad once you head it for a bit, i mean he's not just going "1 2 3 1 2 3" for no reason, the song really is at that pace now that theres a doubled beat, and once you realize thats whats happening its actually really easy to follow along with (and actually surprisingly catchy)
I'm impressed at how good of a drummer you are. I can barely keep the consistency to be able to play my Nyssma solo from 2 years ago, but you somehow nail every crazy cover that you're given.
You're getting 67% more gas, I guess the gas price dropped.
You mean 50%
Every drummers worst nightmare haha you slayed it
0:42- He’s beginning to believe
This actually pretty sick what the heck
Fantastic work as always dude. Happy April :)
@The8BitDrummer you seem to have named the Thumbnail image Dinnerbone.png
I'm pretty impressed at how fast you just seemed to pick it up.
Very cool.
Also love how you seem to love this.
Do you like my KaKa?
I have listened to this soo much I keep thinking this is how the song is written
Initial D except takumi had played the same CD 80,000 times
This hurt my soul (and my throat for some reason) but I watched it for you, man. You rock!
I hope you get some help with that Engine Trouble
"Gas gas gas but you time travel 0.1 sec before the second beat, trying to stop the outcome but you keep repeating your mistake on drums!"🤣
imagine a song this guy can't adapt to. exactly. you can't
This seriously speaks to how awesome you are with rhythm, Jerod! Seeing as you're so familiar with the original, it's one thing knowing that a song will be in 6 instead of 4, but translating that to the actual drumming along? Can't even follow until you start turning it into a waltz. Way to go, man!
The one one person who who disliked the the video didn't like like the car car
I didn’t notice the doubling in this comment until I got to “like like”
do you like like my caca
drdca I’m ashamed to admit I didn’t realize it until I finished reading it and got confused why it looked wrong.
I have to admit I didn't realise and just saw the double car and assumed that was it
I genuinely didnt realize the “but every other beat plays twice” songs can be simplified to a waltz. That’s. I’ve been listening to them for ages, and I only just now realized what’s happened.
This is is too much much for me me
The energy this guy lets off is amazing! Keep it up man!
Now someone just needs to take this video and remove every third beat.
even 8bitdrummer looks like he is looping himself every other beat
it just takes it from a 4/4 to 3/4 measure.
i was wondering about the time signature, thankss
6/4 bruh
"Oh yeah, I can play mixed meter"
sounds like a progressive metal song xD
You have so much fun with this I cant help but smile at it