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lubasha [3.4K]
2 years ago
6

If Lane wrote a measure in the time signature below that was just sixteenth notes, how many sixteenth notes would there be?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Helga [31]2 years ago
7 0

The most common bottom numbers are "4, 8, and 16". A further explanation is provided below.

The bottom numeral indicates the type of remark to measure. That seems to be, if whether measures should be counted as quarterly notes, 8th or 16th notes.

As nothing more than a result, the only quantities you'll see as the bottom amount relate to note value systems:

  • 1 = Whole note
  • 2 = half note
  • 4 = Quarter note
  • 8 = Eight note
  • 16 = Sixteenth note

You could keep going with 32 or 64, although presumably, you won't have to because it becomes a little cumbersome after a time.

Thus the aforementioned response is appropriate.

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