hi all, does anyone know where the following info is available,advanced notes eg, i know the basics 3/4 is ,123,123 and4/4 is 1234,1234 but some notes are broken down into 8th or16th and i want to understand to breakdown the movement of the beats,my pc keyboard doesnt allow me to show music notes so i hope you understand what i want,thanks in advance ,mike

Sometimes the smaller note values are placed in a count-in to establish the rhythm for you. It sets the pace for the rhythmic structure, that's all. If the piece is simple, you can use a simple count, but a more intricate lead-in can be helpful if you're unsure of a rhythm.

Burried deep in the psrtutorial site under "Resources" are some Music Tips. One of those "lessons" is an article I wrote on Counting Out Loud. It shows you how to handle those eight notes as well as the dotted eight notes and sixteenth notes. Here is a direct link:
http://psrtutorial.com/Resources/R_MusicTips/MT_Counting/mt_counting.html

Also, under Resources, is a section called Music Links. It provides links to many other "tutorial" type sites that deal with music theory, as opposed to figuring out how to get the most out of the PSR. Here is a direct link to that page. You may find what your looking for there:
http://psrtutorial.com/Resources/R_MusicLessons/r_musiclessons.html

thanks again,joe ,alone again, is exactly what i was after,mike