2015年1月25日 · You hear a TON of people have a little rap section in the song, so that's why you see a lot of "feat. T-Pain" and "feat. Jay Z" PS...if your song is '99 Problems'(the Jay Z feat Linkin Park one), I think it's actually "Linkin Park feat Jay Z" Hope that helps!

2014年12月6日 · Not sure if there's really a convention. I feel most of these are used interchangeably. For what it's worth, though: 'Feat' implies a short cameo, like a guest solo or a rapped bridge. '&' implies more of a 50/50 collaboration, or at least a joint effort. I've never seen 'X', but 'Vs.' is (to my knowledge) used to imply a contest.

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2024年2月19日 · When learning music theory, I keep hearing the terminology of, for example, a quarter note in a piece of music in 4/4 time "getting the beat".

The problem is, there are 9 measures (last 9 in the picture) where I can't even begin to comprehend how to play the two hands together (I can play each hand individually really well), it just seems like an impossible feat, basically too much for brain to take in as well as hard not to play inaccurately.

2012年7月27日 · feat. artist: Mstislav Rostropovich Label: Brilliant Rovi ID: MQ0000908851 Rovi Work ID: MC0002507948 AMG ...

2024年2月13日 · A keep it simple -method often gets away with I, V7 and IV. Here the key is D major, so I would use chiefly the chords D, A7 and G. Insert a relative minor, or go up/down the circle of fifths one spot, if you think the situation calls for it.

I had a quick listen to part of the YouTube video - they guy is confusing audio & MIDI a bit, really. He's done the multi-pitch analysis, & is then dragging notes up & down... fine, but that's not MIDI, that's Melodyne live-shifting one single note from the chord as audio, in realtime [which is one hell of a feat anyway]

2020年1月2日 · And if you hear pieces with notated beat faster than around 160 bpm, you'll often tend to group beats into larger structures when you listen and feel every two beats or three beats or feat beats as "the beat" (i.e., tactus), rather than …

2019年12月16日 · I'm very new to music theory and I've seen this taught two ways: The On beat is on every 1 and 3 beat while the Off beat is every 2 and 4 (in 4/4 time) The On beat is on every Strong/Secondary Str...