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Poll Question: Pick your favorite time signature
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
3 [4.92%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [3.28%]
1 [1.64%]
3 [4.92%]
3 [4.92%]
0 [0.00%]
7 [11.48%]
17 [27.87%]
1 [1.64%]
3 [4.92%]
1 [1.64%]
1 [1.64%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [1.64%]
1 [1.64%]
5 [8.20%]
8 [13.11%]
0 [0.00%]
4 [6.56%]
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9/8 duple meter or triple meter?
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9/8 duple meter or triple meter?


The big beat (not single beats up to 9) is divided into 3 (triple), and there are 3 beats per measure (compound).  So it is:
1 2 3 2 2 3 3 2 3

9/8 is a compound triple meter.


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I know, it can also be a duple meter.  I was asking which one he was referring too.
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Im going with 7/8



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I think there are a lot of songs I like which are in 6/8. But i don't keep the time signatures in mind when I'm listening prog.
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4/4, because I'm too musically inept to understand any other ones :p
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Uh...where is 13/8?  I mean, 7/8 is wonderful (lots of Genesis, Marillion, IQ) and 9/8 is neat (KC, TMV, Genesis' "Apocalypse" et al).  But 13/8 is just plain wicked...LOL.
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I dont have a favourite time signature

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I very quickly fall into 7/8 in my own rhythms. Kinda odd, I know. But because of that, it's what I voted for.
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I don't pay attention to time signatures. Ermm
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I love 7/8! It grooves like 6/8 does, but it has that unexpected final beat in there! So exciting.

I also really love 5/4, and plain old 6/8.
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Does anyone else feel a huge sense of satisfaction when you listen to and count out a crazy meter like 19/16?
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Any time signature when used musically and that helps to maintain a listeners interest is good IMO
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7/8.
P.s.: there are some silly ones listed.
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well I see a lot of people like the 7\8 signature, I think its cus a lot of proggers identified with the sinature.

I love all the sinatures...
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5/4 because of the jazzyness (like in Take Five by Dave Brubeck Quartet)
Or a polyrhytm with 4/4 and 7/8, like King Crimson often did!
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Or a more complex one:

5/4 with triplets, which i think makes it 15/8 or 15/16
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Voted 9/8 because it's incredibly versatile- but I could have easily gone for 4/4. You can't beat the classics.   
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Lately, I fancy 5/4 and 11/8.
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