When I was 18 I found beatboxing, something I was able to pick up quite quickly. This was one of, if not the first time I'd picked up something so quickly. I was able to learn a new technique, and within a few short weeks, improve immensely in the sound clarity or crispness. I had found confidence within this skill for learning new techniques created from the human voice. I was still a very shy, introverted kid, but nonetheless, I went to beatbox events where I met similar people who had developed a love for the art-form. I made countless acquaintances and friends from a myriad of backgrounds who i remain in contact with to this day.
On this channel I explain how to learn over 40 techniques. I was able to utilize the confidence I'd gained from learning how to beatbox, and then use that understanding to learn other skills. I hope that you can do the same. Have fun! (:
Hey man, I’ve been a touring Musician for 30 years and I play by ear and you totally just made it immediately make sense. Right on man. you have such an elegantly simple way of teaching and it’s awesome thank you so much! I totally got it on my first try and that’s sayin’ something😀 Thanks again!
I got it before the end of the very short video. It's still a bit rough but at least I now have a spit snare to clean up rather than what sounded like an elephant synth. Thank you.
After almost 2 years of not beatboxing i came here to relearn throatbass. Its really rusty and beginner like xD. Well, With beginner like i mean rumbly. Im getting back into beatboxing and im trying to get on a codfish level od beatbox. Maybe even napom. They are my fav 2 beatboxers. Yes they are a bit casual but When I started I grew up on napom and later noticed codfish
I came here after seeing codfish 2018 battle which was the best throat bass i have heard. i have my throat bass but it is no way near his so came to learn this.nice tutorial.
Wooow, thanks ever so much for this tutorial ! I've watched a lot and never got even close but that was explained rly well ! What rly rly helped was the slow sound and movement, thanksss
actually so helpful! other tutorials spend 10 mins talking about specific lip placement and the perfect amount of pressure to release, meanwhile you're here making a minute long video with ten times as much info and a great way to learn it, good job bro
the first thing, i thought it would be difficult since, well, im a young girl and my voicebox isn't that deep. i scared, scared myself when i did it on the sixth try, i held out a long, deep bass like sound and i was like. huh. did it a few more tries, my sound became more scratchy, and cracky if i gotta admit. Hasn't hurt yet, though i'm gonna wait again for tomorrow and drink some water :) that first sound that came out? i'm gonna work on it.
but when i try to do regular throat bass it turns into vibration bass, i was really good at regular throat bass until i learned vibration bass. Now i can only do throat bass for not even 10 seconds without it randomly going into vibration bass
