Technicolor Arrows

[imlagrlstieve]

Ok can someone please tell me if there is a difference between the red/yellow arrows and the blue/white arrows...

Much Luv...

Ciara

[magister_negi_magi]

RE: Technicolor Arrows

Please check if there is already a topic listed similar to yours, and there is, about half a page down. Differently colored arrows represent different counts in a measure, like notes on sheet music. Uh, I believe it's...

Red=Fourths
Blue=Eighths
Yellow=Sixteenths
Pink=Thirty-Secondths(sp?)

I doubt there will ever be need for an arrow higher than thirty-secondths(sp?).

P.S. Someone, PLEASE tell me how to spell that word, it makes me really uncomfortable to know I can't spell that.

[quigonjinn]

RE: Technicolor Arrows

Hum. . .I'm pretty sure you got it right. Don't worry about it.

[Bahamut-X]

RE: Technicolor Arrows

Pinks are only used in Ballon Fever. I don't know why you would need to use them though.

Anyway, going by SM, pinks would not be 32nds, they would be 24ths. 32nds are orange.

[Tonberry_Kid]

RE: Technicolor Arrows

just to say...in music there is no such thing as a twenty-fourth note

[ckj846]

RE: Technicolor Arrows

Actually, I think there is! It is a thirty-secondth(sp?) note in 6/8 time...
I don't know, but I know that it would be played like a fast triplet!

[Tonberry_Kid]

RE: Technicolor Arrows

for those of you who don't know what a triplet is...
it is three notes equaling a certain amount of beats...i.e. 3 eight-notes for 1 count or 3 quarter-notes for 2 counts XD...but no i dont major in music or anything but...my music instructors for high school...(we have one of the best marching bands in the US XD) ive asked them about any special note rhythms...they said no...theres whole-notes, half-notes, quarter-notes,eight-notes,sixteenth-notes,thirty-secondth notes, sixty-fourth notes,(they keep doubling in time)1/64 goes to 1/128 etc...
LOL you just got a music lesson from a sophomore