Beatbox Foundations: Master The Core Sounds And Techniques

Beatbox Foundations: Master The Core Sounds And Techniques
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

Learn all the basic beatbox sounds plus pro sounds, breathing techniques, fills / combos and more.

What you’ll learn

Learn the 3 fundamental beatbox sounds

Learn ‘Pro’ snare drum sounds

Develop your sense of rhythm

Learn basic beatbox rhythms

Learn fundamental breathing techniques

Add basic bass to your sounds and rhythms

Learn to add fills / mini combos

Requirements

A place to practice (no microphone required but can be used if you have one)

A willingness to experiment and explore your voice

Description

Overview

Section 1: The 3 Fundamental Beatbox Sounds

Lecture 1 Intro to 3 Fundamental Sounds

Lecture 2 Fundamental Sound 1: The Bass Drum

Lecture 3 Fundamental Sound 2: The Hi Hat

Lecture 4 Fundamental Sound 3: The ‘K’ Snare Drum

Section 2: Pro Snare Drum Sounds

Lecture 5 Learn the ‘Inward K’ Snare

Lecture 6 Learn the ‘Rimshot’ Snare

Lecture 7 Learn the ‘PF’ Snare

Lecture 8 Learn the ‘808’ Snare

Section 3: Your First Rhythms

Lecture 9 Your first 2 beatbox rhythms

Lecture 10 Learn this Rhythm ‘B K BK’ (1)

Lecture 11 Learn this Rhythm ‘B K BK’ (2)

Lecture 12 Learn this Rhythm ‘B K B BK’

Section 4: Rhythm Exercise

Lecture 13 Try this rhythm exercise ‘123 – 321’

Section 5: Breathing Techniques

Lecture 14 Breathing Technique 1 (breathe in or out when making basic sounds)

Lecture 15 Breathing Technique 2 (breathe in through nose or mouth in between sounds)

Section 6: Time To Reflect on What You Have Learned

Lecture 16 Time to Reflect

Section 7: Upgrade Your Beats with ‘Bass’ and ‘Fills’

Lecture 17 ‘Humming’ Bass

Lecture 18 Fills

Lecture 19 Adding Fills to Your Rhythms

Lecture 20 Adding Humming Bass and Fills to Your Rhythms

Section 8: Congratulations – Beatbox Essentials Complete

Lecture 21 End of Essentials

Beginner beatboxers,Performers that want to add a new skill to their show,Anyone interested in learning about the potential of the human voice