Q: okay i worked out clapped the bingo rhythm what's next? thanks agian
A: make a bar full of 8th notes. there will be 8 8th notes per bar. they are usually beamed in groups of 4. so it's almost like making 8 quarter notes, and then draw a line across the top, connecting the stems of the first 4, and then draw another line connecting the stems of the second 4. (look up 'four 8th notes beamed' on google image search, you will probably find what this looks like. or just look up 8th notes beaming. When an 8th note is by itself it uses a flag, but when it is in a group like in our example, it uses beams.) So now you should have a bar full of 8th notes. 8th notes are worth half a beat, or 1 eighth of a bar. if you clap out this rhythm, the claps will be evenly spaced, and there will be 2 claps per beat. in other words you will be clapping twice as fast as the click. If your tempo (speed) is 70bpm, then you can actually get a sneak preview of what this will sound like, if you set your metronome to 140. the 140 click would be what 8th notes would sound like at 70bpm. now set the click back to 70 and try clapping out the 8th notes at 70. i hope this makes sense