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Diet Yvette Young

Hey there, Steve here. This week we have some Yvette Young inspired riffs I was working on. Tuning is standard, and you can get yourself a copy of a tab here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/71783832 Support More Content Like This & Get Bonus Materials in Return! https://www.patreon.com/letstalkaboutmathrock Math Rock Guitar Techniques & Beginner Music Theory E-book https://www.patreon.com/join/letstalkaboutmathrock/checkout?rid=8917016 https://letstalkaboutmathrock-merch.creator-spring.com/listing/math-rock-guitar-e-book?product=1227

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NOT Alex Brock

Can you explain the bit that's in 5/8? Shouldn't the eight note get the beat there (so it would be half the speed)? Or is it just in double time for that part? Or am I not understanding 5/8 time sigs? Should be 5 beats with the beat on the eight note, right?

letstalkaboutmathrock

Hello! Thanks for the question. The total amount of quarter notes is 10, so we could write it as a bar of 5/4. I just find it easier to count the rhythm in 5/8 time, essentially double time, like you mentioned (it's the mission impossible rhythm btw^^).

NOT Alex Brock

Thanks so much for the response! That helps a lot. :) aaaand now the mission impossible theme is stuck in my head...