If enough people request it, I'll post a lesson covering the basic aspects of what a time signature is. But for now, I'll be concentrating on some of the more complex time signatures. Most of the music heard in most genres of Western music relys on symmetrical time. Be careful to observe the accent marks, but play the notes such that they are rhythmically even. They're all eighth notes.
Lets try another.
Ok, now I'll introduce additive rhythms. These are rhythms that use two alternating time signatures. Whenever additive time is used in a book, it will usually change time signature each bar rather than use the shorthand I described. For simplicity, all notes are eighth notes, but watch the accents. Ok, that's about it for this lesson.