TIME SIGNATURES EXPLAINED // Learn Music Theory

Time Signatures explained. Learn music theory today! In this video you will learn all about different time signatures.

You will learn about how time signatures function, what type of time signatures there are, what each number in the time signature means, and how to count rhythms in these time signatures. We will specifically go over 4/4 time, common time, 3/4 time, 2/4 time, 6/8 time, 3/8 time, 12/8 time, 9/8 time, 2/2 time and cut time. There is so much good information in this video so take a pen pencil and watch all the way through. There will be specific examples for each time signature as well. Learn how to count time signatures today with these time signature examples. So start to learn music theory today with with an easy to understand video: time signatures explained!

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[Costanza_B]

Thank you, no one had ever bothered to explain how it worked about the lower number, I relied on my musicality, but now that I know it makes it so much easier :D

[rgortega]

This is a rehash of what my band Instructor taught us back in fifth grade. Thanks for the relearning of time signature. Helps enormously some 60 years later.

[SamasakiXBL]

This was actually the most helpful explanation of time signatures I've seen on YouTube. You hit a lot of the questions I had left on other videos, mainly the second number of time signatures and it's VERY significant importance. And after learning them, I have a huge amount of respect gained for people who can sight read, because I've only been using tabs to self-teach and couldn't figure out why I couldn't play some of the notes properly.

I don't have a full understanding of time signatures yet, but studying this video will definitely stick the fundamentals in my head. Thank you and I hope you get more subscribers :)

[heatherhart]

Thank you! I am sending this to one of my music students who had more questions about time signatures, and we can't meet in person right now. Great job!

[randomvideos]

Thank you so much! I have never heard an explanation even close to this good! I’m really trying to learn piano and thanks to you I am finally starting to grasp the whole time signature concept.

[angelamwatts]

Thank you very much. I am a vocalist who is learning to sight sing. Your video was great, I understand time signatures better. 😊

[rohansharma]

Thank you so much. The compound time signature gives me so much confusion now after seeing your video it clears the topic for me. Thank you so much.

[timoxayevstratenko]

That was very helpful! It so much easier to understand when you explained the time signatures

[silvinapinal]

thank you so much!!! because of you I understood! You are the BEST at explaining this.

[shxrmx]

TNice tutorials is literally the best tutorial on YouTube. It's right to the point, and very informative at the sa ti. Thank you so much

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[marcusn]

I truly believe no one is capable of explaining that bottom number…

[pallavisreetambraparni]

Wow. I used to play a little bit of piano in my younger days and I have been a member of choirs through elementary school, junior high, high school, and college and junior and senior county honors choirs and a professional adult chorus when I was in high school and as an adult I have also taken private voice lessons. I am pretty good with singing pieces, breath control, and tonal memory, and rhythmic memory and can repeat things that I hear etc.. But, my weakness is sight reading and I am trying to brush up on it.
Thanx so much for this video. It is very very helpful.

[richardlapinski]

Awesome. May need to go over it 2 or 3 times to make sure I got it down!

[frankkandulu]

Madam you're awesome at explaining these timesignatures .. Keep it up

[prakashchauhan]

Thank you, Ma'am, for the way you have explained these time signatures. It was really helpful for me as I was struggling with this since last week. I am a beginner in piano.

[freshestinno]

I can't even belive I have learnt how to read 12/8 beats just right now I have subscribed please send another video thank you

[FazerMashups]

Thank you so much! This helped me a lot especially for my music subject! so far the easiest and informative tutorial you can find out there.

[mattrodda]

Learning music in England is a pain in the arse, I tell ya. It's all crotchets, quavers, and semibreves. Note, half note, quarter note etc is much better. It's like America has the metric system and I'm struggling with bushels and furlongs. Anyway, great video, thanks :)

[aryasandeep]

Absolutely brilliant video, answered a lot of questions I had about time signatures