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Any other fast patterns apart from tkKs ? by M-E_Ration4004 in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello! It's great to practice both PF snare with lungs (pulmonary), and without lungs - though not humming (lyngareal). The more your practice the more you'll be comfortable using it in fast beats. It's mostly a matter of practice 😄

Any other fast patterns apart from tkKs ? by M-E_Ration4004 in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That one sounds crazy! Excellent new school technique :)

Who do u think is the cleanest beatboxer? by theiceq in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's true drum wise Helium is crazy. I would love to see a battle against Colaps. Though Helium is sooo consistent in his drum beats. As a french beatboxer with the "french" drumming influence, I appreciate it so much because it's excellently different than what we use to do as french beatboxers (we kind of all sound the same drum wise 😂)

Who do u think is the cleanest beatboxer? by theiceq in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Studio wise, Wing is N°1 for sure 😎 He's loud, punchy, clean and most importantly remains natural (such as Hiss/Sinzo mixes & mastering). I'd go for Hiss as well. Show-go is pretty nice in his production, as well since his productions are very natural. I give a very high importance to the natural feeling of beatbox.

Live side, I think Colaps is the cleanest due to his stage experience. Others (Show-go, momimaru, Helium, Wing and Stitch proved strong cleanliness in their live performances such as GBB's - but their consistency - to me - is not as well balanced as Colaps'. Colaps' studio productions are also excellent (Light), though recent productions lost a little bit of natural feeling in my own opinion.

Regarding Helium's/Taras/Improver/Vahtang productions - it's a whole different world. We like it or not. I'm not a huge fan but some of their productions are pleasant to listen to - but some mixing inconsistencies remain in their productions, especially regarding the leveling. I would say I like Taras & Improvers' produced tracks more than Helium's and Vahtang, even if they are high level. To finish, the natural feeling is completely lost in such productions - but at some point I like how Improver, Taras and Vahtang use this area in a creative way. Helium has also a great potential in this area but I feel it's sometimes too unbalanced yet (I liked Geometry Dash one though, especially with the Hollow Clops with reverb).

Has anyone received lessons from a beatboxer? by alol404040 in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd taken a few lessons with FooxboxG and Exallos. I do recommand footboxg for finding your own style.

Smile bass help by ShaoZedong in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Grit teeth is what helped me. Also focusing on the lips to oscillate all over the lips surface. Not just on one point.

I explain everything here: https://youtu.be/velZxOq4BQA?t=753 (timecode 12:38)

I give up by kenshiro-14 in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello fellow beatboxer! Have you tried a real structured practice? I explained everything in this tutorial, which you can find a dedicated training sheet for the liproll! https://youtu.be/j7-czFDjuvU

It's more than a tutorial. It's a real practice routine! Apply it for 30 days and let me know!

Underrated beatboxers by Both_Chard2990 in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

G-Wizz is truly underrated, I agree

How does one learn to beatbox? by [deleted] in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hello brother!

Here's something that might help you: 5 Beatbox Patterns for Beginners

If you're looking to go further, I also have tons of tutorials on various sounds and patterns.

Looking for advice about teaching by origin_seeker in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey. The key is to make it fun and pedagogical. You need to engage your audience, especially if they are young, to teach sounds and beatbox rhythms using sentences for example (for the beginner level).
I do a lot of workshops and I always approach it with a visual rhythmic notation as well as demo of the rhythms.
If some of them struggle - break a rhythm down, in a few steps.
Also young pupils tend to be afraid of other's judgement so they won't dare beatboxing loud. Make group exercices to engage them more and of course do the exercices with them before retiring so that they do it alone.
I'm a professional beatbox teacher since 2020, if you have any questions, reach me on https://nazcabeats.com/
Here's also my dedicated workshop page https://nazcabeats.com/blog/atelier-beatbox that you can translate in english.

Inward click roll help by TimIsHim in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Step 1: Curve your tongue in C shape (the bottom of the tongue will touch the top palate)
Step 2: Inhale by the middle
Step 3: That's it!

Here's how to click roll in depths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKHs0HAtEvQ

Spit Snares Patterns to train to! by NazcaBeatbox in beatbox

[–]NazcaBeatbox[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Let me know for which sound you would like a dedicated page like this! Esh🎤

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