Eighth Notes, Triplets, & Sixteenths: Everything You Need to Know

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Everything is based on the beat. Simple rhythms are one beat or longer but subdivisions break the beat down into 2, 3, or 4+ equal parts. Quarter notes turn into eighth notes, which turn into sixteenth notes, and even more.

Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
0:28 - Subdivision: Into the Quantum Realm
0:55 - Eighth Notes
2:20 - Syncopation
3:07 - Dotted Quarter Notes
4:16 - Sixteenth Notes
5:46 - Combining Sixteenth Notes & Eighths
7:30 - Smaller Subdivisons(32nd, 64th, 128th, 256th)
8:25 - Tuplets
9:18 - Pickups and Subdivisions
9:59 - Ties and Subdivisions
10:46 - Conclusion

Other instalments of this series:
Part 1: Rhythm Basics -    • Rhythms: The Fundamentals  

Coming soon!
Part 3: Compound, Complex, & Multi Meter(6/8, 2/2, cut time, etc)
Part 4: Swing: When Eighths Go Rogue
Part 5: Metric Madess (clave, hemiola, and all kinds of odds and sods)
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