Who can tell me. Four beats, four three beats, four four beats...etc. What are the tempos on the metronome?

Forty-two, four-three, and four-four do not indicate speed, but the type of rhythm.

Related introduction:

1. Four-two beats:

The rhythm type represented is based on quarter notes as one beat, and each measure has 2 beats. . The intensity is expressed as the first beat is a strong beat and the second beat is a weak beat.

2. Four-three beats:

The rhythm type represented is based on quarter notes as one beat, one section has three beats, and the intensity is expressed as the first beat is a strong beat. , the second and third beats are weak beats

3. Four-four beats:

The rhythm type represented is based on quarter notes as one beat, and each measure has 4 beats. The intensity is expressed as the first beat is a strong beat, the second beat is a weak beat, the third beat is a sub-strong beat, and the fourth beat is a weak beat again.

Extended information

The tempo of music is determined according to the requirements of the music. For example, if the required speed of the music is 60 beats per minute, then the time occupied by each beat is 60 beats per minute. One-sixtieth of a minute, that is, one second. If the specified speed is 120 beats per minute, then each beat takes up half a second (a half beat is 1/4 second).

In music, the term representing the beat speed of one minute is BPM. The Chinese name is beat number, which is defined as the unit of beats per minute. The simplest concept is the number of sound beats emitted during a one-minute period.

Generally, one quarter note is one beat, and 60BPM is an average of 60 quarter notes (or equivalent note combinations) played in one minute. Generally, a quarter note is recorded as a beat, and then a beat is described as a quarter note at the current BPM.

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