I made a song in 9/8 because 4/4 is for casuals
I literally couldn't stop switching time signatures throughout the song (it goes through 9/8, 3/4, 6/8, and 12/8, but mostly 9/8)
In other news, I'm learning how to actually use tempo sort of decently so that's cool
I should probably be focusing on actual effort-demanding songs with elements to them other than a piano but I was lazy and wanted to cement my superiority to time signatures so here we are
I also tried to use phrasing and stuff too but in the end its probably just repetitive lol (I tried :])
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sounds a lot more like 3/4 to me but whatever
@DarkAlgae
Ай бұрын
i came to say this. it could be very very easily re-written into 3/4
@clarkingtonatortron
Ай бұрын
9/8 is 3/4 with a triplet subdivision
@2fifty533
Ай бұрын
@@clarkingtonatortron if you weren't told this is apparently 9/8 and someone asked you what time signature this is in, I doubt you would have counted 9/8, it fits much more nicely into 3 beats than 9 as opposed to something like big fig wasp by king gizzard, which is very clearly 9/4 (in the parts where there's singing, elsewhere it's in 4/4)
@SleepingBearZzZz
Ай бұрын
In the description it is said that he kept on switching from 9/8 to 3/4,6/8 etc. but most were 9/8
@MrMeowwMeoww
Ай бұрын
throughout the whole song I used a bunch of time signatures with compound meter (time signatures where 3 notes go into a single beat) and 3/4 itself like a minute in. So you're right, compound meters just sound like 3/4 if we consider each beat of 9/8 or 6/8 to be the same length as a single measure of 3/4 they sound pretty much the same. But that 3 measures in 1 sort of deal is kind of what 9/8 is all about and why its so funky. TLDR, yeah fair enough lol
Very waltzy and pretty good You should try an even odder feeling time signature like 7/8 or 5/4 and see where it takes you
@MrMeowwMeoww
Ай бұрын
The waltz is in my unstoppable it just kind of comes in and doesn't leave but thats actually a good idea, I've always thought 5/4 was weird but now that I've conquered 9/8, it might be time for 5/4 to shine
@aidenpike2480
Ай бұрын
@@MrMeowwMeoww From my experience and a little advice from my teacher, composers tend to break up the beat into sections (e.g. 5/4 would be counted as 123 12 instead of 12345 or even 1234 1)
Now use a tuning system that isn't for casuals >:^) I'd recommend 23edo if you want a really weird and difficult tuning system to start with. (good song btw!)
@MrMeowwMeoww
Ай бұрын
tuning is a bit too adventurous for now I think lol, but if I ever go down the dark path of wildly experimental tuning I'll make sure to look into it :)
actually goes hard af
@MrMeowwMeoww
Ай бұрын
thanks :D
i think this is closer to 3/4-- each measure of 9/8 would more easily be written as 3 measures of 3/4, with eighth notes rewritten as quarter notes
@MrMeowwMeoww
Ай бұрын
yeah that's pretty true lol, although I find that composing 9/8 leads to much funkier results than composing in 3/4 (because compound meters are amazing) even if they technically sound the same if you think about it hard enough. Idk there's just something about seeing a piano roll with 9 notes per measure and being like "wtf am I looking at" that confuses your brain just enough to where you write something coherent but it's definitely not what you would've put down if you wrote in 3/4 lmao
PLEASE, MAKE MORE
Shit goes hard.
Wow that is a really cool song. What software did you use?
@Nexus-fu3dm
Ай бұрын
that's fl studio!
9/8? Nah. Make a song in 7/4 with a 3:4:5 polyrhythm and at 146 BPM
@MrMeowwMeoww
Ай бұрын
oh god not polyrhythms anything but polyrhythms