Analogue-sequencer

Hey Ya'll,
I'm trying to find out what time sig I'm in.
I start with a standard 4/4, 16 step, 1 bar pattern and then shorten the amount of steps to 12 and change timebase to 16t.
This gives 2 beats with 6 steps each. What time sig have I changed to ?

hi,we call this 6/8 or 12/8 if we consider triplet(a quarter :3);then you can count two bar  ,or you consider sextolet in french,quarter (a beat:6)and you are two beat of sextolet...and you can call 2/24 but not usual...6/8 is the right sig, you count 123/223 also 323 423 for the 12/8 , or we call shuffle when you play 1.31.31.31 etc,or african style..use in many style ,like celtic too...excuse my english best regards


 In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, dab <trafo-dab@...> wrote:

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> thats my favorite signature, but sorry i dont know its name.
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> acidmitch schrieb:
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> > Hey Ya'll,
> > I'm trying to find out what time sig I'm in.
> > I start with a standard 4/4, 16 step, 1 bar pattern and then shorten 
> > the amount of steps to 12 and change timebase to 16t.
> > This gives 2 beats with 6 steps each. What time sig have I changed to ?
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thats my favorite signature, but sorry i dont know its name.




acidmitch schrieb:
>
>
> Hey Ya'll,
> I'm trying to find out what time sig I'm in.
> I start with a standard 4/4, 16 step, 1 bar pattern and then shorten 
> the amount of steps to 12 and change timebase to 16t.
> This gives 2 beats with 6 steps each. What time sig have I changed to ?
>
> 



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