YYZ

can sombody transpose to me the open rhythem of YYZ using notes and NOT tab?

TING TA TING TING
TING TA TING TING
TING TING TA TA



....nevermind

Suddenly you were gone
From all the lives you left your mark upon.
R.I.P. Keith

ORIGINAL: Speeding Wheels

TING TA TING TING
TING TA TING TING
TING TING TA TA

 
Just assume the "ting" is a quarter note, and the "ta" is the eighth note.  The quarter note value is about 200 beats per minute and the time signature is 5/4.
 
(first measure:) ting ta ting ting ting ta
(second measure:) ting ting ting ting ta ta 
 
Also, every "ting" is a C, and every "ta" is an F#
 
It's a good thing I know about this song, because it is the only rush song I have ever heard!

R.I.P. Keith Kitchens

ORIGINAL: TheDanceOfMaternity


It's a good thing I know about this song, because it is the only rush song I have ever heard!

Although, Damn good first Rush song.

Music is the wine that fills the cup of silence.
--Robert Fripp

ORIGINAL: Speeding Wheels

TING TA TING TING
TING TA TING TING
TING TING TA TA



....nevermind

That made me laugh.

"Searching for something, to lash out at..."

Wii # - 3582-1392-3791-2521

let me clarify that for you. the quarter note is not 200.  the whole ting phrase is contained within in one 5/4 measure, then it just repeats.
i'll write out the counts (rests are parentheses):

1 (e) and uh   (2) e (and) uh   (3) e and (uh) 4 (e) and (uh) 
5 (e) and uh.

then just repeat that :].

Here's an Idea.
Look it up in morse code! since this is what it is. yyz in morse code.
YYZ is the airport code for Toronto. Which is where they got the name.
 
s3

ORIGINAL: progrocker22

let me clarify that for you. the quarter note is not 200.  the whole ting phrase is contained within in one 5/4 measure, then it just repeats.
i'll write out the counts (rests are parentheses):

1 (e) and uh   (2) e (and) uh   (3) e and (uh) 4 (e) and (uh) 
5 (e) and uh.

then just repeat that :].

 
Well, thanks for trying to prove that I have no Idea what I'm talking about.  That's just 10/8 in half time!

R.I.P. Keith Kitchens

ORIGINAL: zildjian

Here's an Idea.
Look it up in morse code! since this is what it is. yyz in morse code.
YYZ is the airport code for Toronto. Which is where they got the name.

s3

 
You beat me to it...it's the airport code for the Pearson International Airport in Toronto.
 

Our deeds have travelled far, what we have been is what we are.

Just to prove myself right, I looked it up in Morse code....

Y    Y   Z
-.---.----..  repeat

S3

ORIGINAL: progrocker22

let me clarify that for you. the quarter note is not 200.  the whole ting phrase is contained within in one 5/4 measure, then it just repeats.
i'll write out the counts (rests are parentheses):

1 (e) and uh   (2) e (and) uh   (3) e and (uh) 4 (e) and (uh) 
5 (e) and uh.

then just repeat that :].

Teh winnar!

I'd scan the intro from my Rush transcription book, but I already packed away my scanner.