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Simple duple time, with a clear and marching rhythm, often used in marching bands and polkas.

Compound quadruple time, providing a flowing rhythm with four main beats, each subdivided into three, frequently used in blues and doo-wop.

Compound duple time, where beats are divided into three, creating a 'lilting' feel, often found in jigs and certain ballads.

Compound triple time, giving a sense of three divided beats each with a triplet feel, often used in more expressive music sections.

Simple yet rare, there is only a single beat per measure, creating a very punctuated and dramatic effect.

Common time, steady and even rhythm, often found in a wide variety of musical genres.

Simple triple time, with a broad, spacious feel, three half-note beats are felt per measure, often found in classical and early music.

Waltz time, characterized by a rhythmic pattern with emphasis on the first beat of each measure, often used in ballroom dancing.

Complex time, often divided into various combinations of 2s and 3s, adds an unconventional and sometimes unsettling rhythm to music.