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The eighth note will equal 1/4 a beat when there is an 2 in the bottom number of the time signature.
with a flag
beamed together
The sixteenth note will equal 1/8 a beat when there is an 2 in the bottom number of the time signature.
Eighth note stems can also point up or down.
with 2 beams
with 2 flags
or
beamed together
The whole note will equal 2 beats when there is an 2 in the bottom number of the time signature.
Remember, when your talking about time signatures, we say the first number followed by the second. "Two, Two" is the correct way to talk about the time signature below.
Time signatures are used to tell us the number of beats in a measure (the top number) and the note that gets the beat (bottom number).
In Two/ Two there are 2 beats in every measure, and the half note gets one beat.
A quarter note now gets 1/2 of a beat because it is worth 1/2 of a half note.
Two/ Tw0 is a time signature in music. It is a different way to count and organize music, and it looks like this.
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The quarter note will equal 1/2 a beat when there is an 2 in the bottom number of the time signature.
The half note will equal 1 beat when there is a 2 in the bottom number of the time signature.