Beatboxing is the art of creating rhythms or even whole melodies through your own articulation (lip and tongue movements). This art has recently gained popularity both in Europe and even in Russia, especially among rappers. And now beatbox is at the peak of its popularity, including now other directions in addition to imitating well-known rhythms. You can learn beatboxing too. How? Read on.
Instructions
Step 1
First, you need to memorize the basic sounds: "kika" (say "b" with your lips), "sner" (sound "poof" without a voice) and "hat" (short sound "ts"). By combining these sounds, you can create simple beats.
Step 2
Search the internet and watch some tutorial or demo video, of which there are tons of them on the net. You can continue to search for videos and learn beatboxing from them.
Step 3
Pay special attention to performances by established beatboxing masters, who not only perform in public, but also provide helpful advice to beginners.
Step 4
Even if you don't beatboxing for a while, try to carry an MP3 player with your favorite beats. The more often you listen to beatboxing, the better. If you do not have beats on the player, you can try to interpret your favorite songs under beatboxes yourself.
Step 5
Learn new sound effects constantly and immediately remake them for beatboxing. So you can track and quickly correct your mistakes until you learn to almost one hundred percent match your beats with similar sounds.
Step 6
On the Internet, you can also search for several thematic communities in social networks and beatbox forums, where beginners and professionals share their "chips", post videos, and so on.
Step 7
Since beatbox is an ever-evolving musical direction, try to keep up with it. Experiment by finding and playing new sounds and sound combinations. Perhaps you will find a couple of sounds that no one has discovered before, and immediately become a famous beatboxer. Who knows.
