24 16th notes in a 4/4 measure; Tuplets?
Music: Practice & Theory Asked by Shidouuu on October 25, 2021
They’re not labeled tuplets, but they probably are since there cannot be 24 16th notes in a 4/4 measure. They don’t appear to be a standard triplet though since it still doesn’t fit (with each triplet equal to 2 16th’s).
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They are sextuplets - 6 semiquavers in the time of 4. They probably thought it was obvious enough, since they are grouped clearly in 4 crochet beats.
Answered by Jomiddnz on October 25, 2021
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