07-4-2011, 01:22 PM
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Re: The Official FFR Picture Dictionary
For 12th notes, you could add that, because stepcharts are written in 4/4 time, 12th notes carry the beat when you step a waltz or anything in 3/4 time. They also occur when 12th swing is used in 4/4 time.
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Originally Posted by rushyrulz
... 192nd notes, but for the most part, they're the same thing as 4th notes.
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Should say that they're basically the same thing as the note they're closest to, because they're not always right next to 4ths.
You could also add that 192 is 12 * 16, which may make them easier to visualize.
(FFR being 1/30 seconds per frame, any two notes 192nd apart will likely be on the same frame at any faster than 37.5 beats per minute.)
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