Medium-tempo rhythm is a general term for a music style, which generally refers to medium-tempo rhythm music between BPM80 and 110.

Medium-tempo rhythm is a branch of Downtempo. It combines electronic music on the basis of blues, adds strong Glitch Hop elements and Dubsetp rhythm. Its music has elastic and active beats. In the song The vocal part is accompanied by sonar pulses, the accompaniment audio also changes with the synthesizer, and the repeated melody is even more evocative.

Medium-tempo music, also known as medium-tempo music, has a beat rate of 88 to 104 beats per minute. When it is used in conjunction with other speed marks, it means to control it, that is, allegro or adagio must be included in the music. controlled. For example: a controlled Allegro is slightly slower than an Allegro; a controlled Adagio is slightly faster than an Adagio.

Introduction to music terms

1. Allegro, a speed term, refers to the music rhythm with a beat rate of about 132 beats per minute. The rhythm of the music is a cheerful and lively speed.

2. Adagio refers to a music rhythm with a beat rate of about 52 beats per minute. The tempo of the music is slow, often seen in the second movement of a symphony or concerto.

3. Largo, a speed term, is slow and refers to a music rhythm with a beat rate of about 46 beats per minute. The rhythm of the music is broad and solemn.

4. Zhuangban is a musical speed term, which refers to the music rhythm with a beat rate of about 40 per minute. The rhythm of the music is heavy, solemn, and extremely slow.

5. Andante refers to the music rhythm with a beat rate of about 66 per minute. It is a slightly slower speed but contains elegant emotions. It is a medium adagio. The rhythm of the music is slow and progressive.