question

>>74482053
>Implying we listen to post-African repetitions

>>74482082
It's a college drumline cadence

>>74482082
How can you be sure it repeats if you can only see one measure?

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>>74482145

It's five notes per three sixteenth notes, right? And it's in 4/4, right? Then that means that to fill out an entire measure it would take 26 and 2/3 (or 26.6666666666666 the 6 keeps repeating) of these notes. Thus they are 26 2/3rds notes technically, but I don't think anyone actually splits tuplets like that. Still though, good luck playing that.

if a group of fivelets makes 3 sixteenths, then one note in a group of fivelets is something like 1/26.66 note.

3/16 = 5/x, cross multiplied (5*16 = 80) and then divided by 3 is 26.6 repeating. Someone check my math?

Either way, your percussion writer is insane and deserves to be shot.

>>74482370
I posted before you and got the same answer. Guessing it's right then. Fuck, I miss messing around with theory.

>>74482240
>>74482370
Thanks friends

Technically it's playable since it's just 5 over three, but it seems impossible when you look at it from a music theory stand point