Vocal Coach Listens To BeatBoxing For The First Time - Gene - Metamorphosis 

And Show-Go

@@IEGOODY I recommend either Jasmine or Silver by Sho-go.

good suggestions @@TalixZen

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And D-low little harmony, and Bigman window

Yes ! 👍

That’s right

If you can clearly hear it, then it's not "slight".

@@diggie9598 in terms of reverb its slight. Reverb can go way crazier than what he has lol

Well there is actually throat bass 2 times. For a short second when he does the drop, and another time shortly after. But not when she mentioned it

@@thekosk thats vibration

I always thought that vibration bass was a combination of enel bass and throat bass because to achieve it I usually use throat bass (so I hum with my head voice with a bit more pressure to activate the fake folds) and I mix it with vocal fry and a normal hum from the chest as I usually do for the enel bass

@@dbomba Nah, I don't think so. Enel's bass is subharmonic singing. Most beatboxers who learn vibration bass can't do subharmonic singing until they practice it and find the placement to generate the sound, which tells me they don't utilise such placements with their vibration bass. Remix's vibration bass tutorial does a good job explaining how it's a combination of vocal folds and false vocal folds.

Alright info dump cause I researched this a lot a year ago: Throat bass is, just like Enel bass or even alien bass, a subharmonic technique. What makes throat bass unique is the use of both the vocal folds and false folds. Where normally both the vocal folds will vibrate at a different pitch to create the subharmonic note, with throat bass this difference in pitch is between the vocal folds and the false folds. This creates a more powerful sounding, but still subharmonic, tone. Vibration bass is simply the second subharmonic in this register. There is no difference in technique for throat bass and vibration bass, except that vibration bass requires a more precise control of the muscles and folds to get the exact pitch difference between the folds to get the subharmonic tone. Enel bass is regular subharmonic (so only vocal folds) but very constricted, creating an overtone subharmonic (which is weird at first but if you think about it it works). Alien bass is a third subharmonic (regular), but again with some overtoney stuff created by changing the air pathway which gives it its unique sound. The more you know!

Thank you for this…so funny but after I sent for editing I tried playing with one of the passes and did recognize through a yodel and some gibberish this would definitely be able to happen without autotune (why didn’t I record that, I know 😂) but it also shows what a talented musician he is to keep it so in tune regardless. Love this feedback.

@@morethanjustavocalcoach 🙏🙏reaction dlow vs colaps grand beatbox batle

bro that's like 5 or 6 years ago. Beatboxing has changed significantly since the time of that battle. @@BangDoyok-ls3vd

​@@morethanjustavocalcoach If I recall correctly, he's a Juliard trained musician. Lots of talent under the hood with this one

​@@BangDoyok-ls3vd she's interested in vocals not hard beatbox

and Show Go

@@naivet hear me out, Enel - Feel my bass

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Well there is a bit of vibration bass in there too which is a type of throat bass

then den (vs inertia) sensation

definitely yes

Yes!! Was going to say this!!! Begin by Letting Go is great! …but also anything they’ve done is top notch :)