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quamir

YOU HAVE TEACH ME ALOT THANKS BUT I DONT GET SOMETHING WHAT DO YOU ME BY BEATS IS BEATS LIKE SAMPLE A HALFNOTE GET 2 BEATS RIGHT BUT IS THE BEAT LIKE THIS BUMB BUMB ARE YOU HOLD THE KEY AND EMAGAN IN YOUR HEAD THE BEAT IS BEING HOLD FOR TO BEATS
quamir

YOU HAVE TEACH ME ALOT THANKS BUT I DONT GET SOMETHING WHAT DO YOU ME BY BEATS IS BEATS LIKE SAMPLE A HALFNOTE GET 2 BEATS RIGHT BUT IS THE BEAT LIKE THIS BUMB BUMB ARE YOU HOLD THE KEY AND EMAGAN IN YOUR HEAD THE BEAT IS BEING HOLD FOR TO BEATS
http://www.twitter.com/waltribeiro Walt Ribeiro

A beat is a pulse. So a clock has 60 beats per minute (each second acts as a beat).

A drummer keeps a beat, and the beat is usually what you bop your head to. That’s the beat.

:)
http://www.twitter.com/waltribeiro Walt Ribeiro

A beat is a pulse. So a clock has 60 beats per minute (each second acts as a beat).

A drummer keeps a beat, and the beat is usually what you bop your head to. That’s the beat.

:)