Never heard this before. It's neat.
That's 13 alright. Interesting snare stuff.
The first two sections are in 5, the third one is in four. There's a bit of an interlude that I can't count without writing it down but I don't think you're supposed to.
I teach theory and often to people who don't really want to learn it, so I've gotten used to saying it in ways that avoid any of the terms with actual concrete theoretical meaning.
There's not much to go on but I'm going to call it 3/8 based on the placement of the register change. Honestly though you'd have to do some sort of real analysis to get anything out of that.
Count the beat in the first 30s of Sonic CD (JP/PAL) Little Planet theme.
I believe this is correct at least I can tap along to the snare rhythm in that time sig. It's basically missing a 16th note to make it 6/4 if my music theory isn't completely Wack
Might be because the bass Has some dotted notes there at the beginning going into the second measure. Might throw you off a bit but If you just focus on the drums it should sound like straight 4/4 time
The intro is four bars of 6/4.
Bit simpler than that. It's a straight 7/4 that switches to 4/4 for a few bars before the loop.
That beat is wicked sick!
I ended up digging up some sheet music for it, and it turns out you're pretty much right.
Wow, this is all so interesting. It's like a whole new world's been opened up for me. I've always loved listening to music, but never paid much attention to stuff outside of it sounding good to me. Obviously there's intricacies to creating it, but I never thought on them much because I'm just an ignorant appreciator.
Oh, wow, that's a great catch. It really does.
There are significantly better ways to notate that using 20th century notation conventions.
