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==Triple Time== | ==Triple Time== | ||
File:Donk-Donk_Anata_Label.JPG|thumb|left|One of the strangest games actually has a solid lesson. | File:Donk-Donk_Anata_Label.JPG|thumb|left|One of the strangest games actually has a solid lesson. | ||
<p>Donk-Donk is special in that it's measured in triple time. Very few other games have this signature, these few including [[ | <p>Donk-Donk is special in that it's measured in triple time. Very few other games have this signature, these few including [[Mahō Tsukai]]]] in Rhythm Tengoku and the DS game's [[Remix 3 (DS)|Remix 3.]] | ||
It actually switches from <font face="Georgia, serif">'''3/4'''</font> time (Donk-donk) to <font face="Georgia, serif">'''6/8'''</font> time (Deet-deet-doh) and back.<br /> | It actually switches from <font face="Georgia, serif">'''3/4'''</font> time (Donk-donk) to <font face="Georgia, serif">'''6/8'''</font> time (Deet-deet-doh) and back.<br /> | ||
The two time signatures may seem alike, at least mathematically, but the note ''grouping'' makes them sound very different.</p> | The two time signatures may seem alike, at least mathematically, but the note ''grouping'' makes them sound very different.</p> | ||