I do not understand time signatures and can not find videos that explain why they matter.
How is 3/4 and 6/8 different and would a song sound different if a 6/8 song was played in 3/4?
Why not just write every song in common time and move the measure line?
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Time signatures are like the heartbeat of music, setting the groove and feel. 3/4 has a waltz vibe, while 6/8 feels more like a rolling triplet. Switching them changes the song’s flow and can mess with the melody and rhythm. Common time works for a lot of music, but different time signatures bring out unique styles and emotions. Think of it like dancing and different steps for different beats!
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