A beat, I want to know which song it is.

Hehe, we're not here to score, we should look at the rhythm of the song, you try to listen to the rhythm of a song, it will have repetition, you see how it repeats, generally use one to eight numbers instead, such as: 12345678-22345678-32345678 This is a repetition every eight beats (about a number counts one second) like I just did is three eight beats, and there are four seconds to repeat, For example: 1234-2234-3234-4234 This is four four beats, and if you don't understand, ask questions.

What do you mean by type? The beat is to organize the beat according to a certain strength and weakness, which is called the beat. Beats are divided into single beats, double beats, mixed beats, and other beats.

The number of beats can be measured in units of one measure, and a single beat has only one downbeat per measure, such as four and one beats can be counted as 1 (strong)....For example, four or two can be counted as 1 (strong) 2 (weak) ......Eighty-three beats can be counted as 1 (strong) 2 (weak) 3 (weak) ......There is only one downbeat and several sub-downbeats per measure, such as four or four beats, which can be counted as 1 (strong) 2 (weak) 3 (sub-strong) 4 (weak) ......

Mixed beats, each measure has two or more different types of single beats, such as four or five beats, can be counted as 1 (strong) 2 (weak) 3 (weak) 4 (sub-strong) 5 (weak) ......or 1 (strong) 2 (weak) 3 (sub-strong) 4 (weak) 5 (weak) ......

Do you want to ask questions like four, three, four, two? If someone with a certain ability can distinguish the type of beat by listening to the tune, if it doesn't matter, we can distinguish by looking at the score.

For example, a four-three beat is a quarter note of one beat, with three beats per measure; Four-two beats are two beats per measure of the length of quarter notes. There are also four or four beats, eight or three beats and so on, and the reason is the same.

The sheet music is usually marked on the head.

All scores should always be marked with such a score in front of the score, the most common one is 4, and a few are marked with 8. Then you need to know that the song is marked in front of a few beats, and the song is in several beats: for example, it is marked with 2 4 to read two quarters of a beat, and so on.

Mastering such a beat also requires a little knowledge of music theory.

Let's start with the denominator of 4, and 8 will be slowly understood by you in the future.

The denominator 4 speaks of the notes, which are the ...... written on the scoreThere are whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, ......The denominator 4 refers to the quarter note as a beat. So what is a quarter note? For example, if you write a note 5 and there are no symbols around it, this is a quarter note.

The numerator's number indicates how many beats there are per bar. In the score, some short vertical lines are drawn, called bar lines. Between the two lines is a small summary.

For example, the score is marked 2 4, which means that the quarter note is a beat of two beats per measure, and so on. What we often do is that there are one, two, three, and four beats in each measure.

Therefore, to divide so many kinds is to better adjust the rhythm of the music. The beats in each measure should be divided into strong and weak, needless to say the first beat, and the first beat should be strong and the second beat should be weak. The three beats are strong, weak, and weak.

The four beats are strong, weak, sub-strong, and weak.

The beat controls the rhythm of the city, including speed, strength, etc., which can more perfectly express the atmosphere and connotation. For the beat, it can be simply understood as a clap with your hands, even if it is a beat, and beginners can beat the beat evenly. Then the speed of the beat is measured by the number of beats per minute.

Hehebai! We're not here to score! du should look at the rhythm of that hand song!

You try to listen to the intro of a song, it has a lot of repetition, you see how it repeats! Generally use numbers from one to eight instead! For example:

12345678-22345678-32345678 That's a repetition every eight beats (about one number counts a second), like I just did, it's three eight beats! There are also four seconds to repeat! For example:

1234-2234-3234-4234 That's four fours! If you don't understand, just ask.

A certain bar is short of beats? Except for the weak subsections, nothing else will occur. If it is a weak and rough measure, the first measure is not enough time, and it will generally be made up at the end of the measure, and the number of beats added to the end is exactly equivalent to a complete measure.

If you change the tempo, there is usually a mark at the transition, and the number of beats will be enough for the time signature marked.

If not, please be clear!!

The ones downstairs are all laymen, it's so common for modern songs to change tempo in the middle of a song, I guess they don't understand what you mean by tempo, for example, the wedding piano music in my dream, the tempo of every bar will almost change, and if you look for ten scores, you will find at least 8 or more of them will change tempo in the middle of the process.

Most songs don't use this method.

Some songs will: such as 4 4 beats to 4 3 beats.

Some songs will have loose boards, which are not limited by the beat, and can be sung freely, but eventually they will come back to the beat.

Generally speaking, it doesn't change, but many programs like The Voice of China have been adapted, which is more rhythmic and atmospheric.

Yes, the rhythm can be changed.

Normally, it doesn't become.