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What is a time signature?

Time signatures are what give a song its beat. The term “Four on the Floor” refers to dance music that will always be in 4/4 – four beats per measure because that’s the best beat to dance to.

But there are many other time signatures that are worth discovering because they can create the most interesting beat.

In case you’re not sure what a time signature is, it’s found at the beginning of all pieces of printed music just after the clef and the key signature.

The top number tells you how many beats are in each measure while the bottom number tells you what value those beats are. If the bottom number is a 4, it means the beats are quarter notes. If it’s a 2 it means the beats are half notes and if it’s an 8 it means the beats are 8th notes. Here is a quick cheat sheet:

Bottom number Note value

2 Half beats

4 Quarter beats

8 Eighth beats

A time signature of 4-4 means there are 4 quarter beats in each measure.

A time signature of 2-4 means there are 2 quarter beats in each measure.

A time signature of 2-2 means there are 2 half beats in each measure.

A time signature of 6-8 means there are 6 eighth notes in each measure.

Within that structure, the beats can still be broken down into faster notes, but the printed music will always respect the basic beats, grouping faster notes together into the main beats

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Answer:

A po

Explanation:

Ang sa baba yung measurement sa itaad beats