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    On a metronome, what is common time? 60BPM right?
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    90-95 BPM is my pulse of life...unless I have too much caffeine then I go to 110 BPM.

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    32nd notes in 11/8 time at 350 BPM.....................................

    Just to make it interesting......................
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    Quote Originally Posted by Plank_Spanker
    32nd notes in 11/8 time at 350 BPM.....................................

    Just to make it interesting......................
    Oh ya. I forgot that one.

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    8th triplets in 7/8. Or perhaps 32/4 + (8 - 2) - 2 / A = B
    Anything goes. But 60 bpm works too.
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    A^2 + B^2 = C^2 ?

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    Heres your cosine

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    Hey Big-Rob. You posted my biorhythms. My only problem is that I am in the negative right now. This too shall improve!
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    Common time refers to 4/4 time signature where there are 4 beats per measure and a quarter note gets one beat. It has nothing to do with tempo.

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