Music Theory: Sixteenth Note/Semiquaver Triplets

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Sixteenth note triplet is also called 24th note, because 16 is multiplied by 1.5, so 16×1.5=24, then 24÷4=6, and you'll find the number you multiply the tempo by, which is 6, that's why it's also called sextuplet, so example, if you were playing 120bpm in sixteenth note triplet, then let's say we do 120×6=720, meaning the beat tempo was 720bpm, so you divide the subdivision number by 4, and you get the number you use to subdivide the tempo, easy and simple not hard.