its different for everyone, i did it pretty much first try, i think because i tried doing metal growls before and its pretty much the same as chest bass
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nahhhhhhhhhhhhhh brooooooooooooo nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo no nop nop. ämmm nop. no. you dont need over a year
Your editing is top notch bro, these videos really help me feel comfortable in the beginning stages knowing that you’ve had to go through the same stages. I remember seeing a video from you about lip rolls and I always used your video as a way to see if my progression sounded similar to yours and surely enough it did.
Doing it since 2020 still , not satisfied it sounds bad, this video has motivated to work on this sound more, since I'm not the only one, thank you for making this video❤
Currently working on doing inward bass as well- been working on it for about a month now and I’m making progress pretty quick. I couldn’t find a tutorial that helped me actually find the start of the sound, so I had to find it myself. Hoping to get a pretty solid inward in a few more months 😁
@@janderkran Hey! Totally forgot about this comment XD. I'm much much more consistent at my inward bass, but It takes some warming up to do it. I've started trying to incorporate it into some new routines that I've come up with recently. Also working on my vibration bass and breath control more. Thanks for checking on my progress! Hope you're doing well!
Very well made video. Also a realistic standard. Sometimes it’s hard to interpret how long it actually takes to get a sound to be clean, powerful, and consistent
Well it's different learning timing for most people. It's very important to know your throat's ability and what type of throat bass is yours. This will guide you to learn your most natural inward bass in the fastest. Earlier when I was learning the inward bass I had a hard time for like a week. I then tried understanding my bass for like a day then had it learnt just in 7 days,(I was in a 7days camp and had a lot of free time).
i really thought it would be along time to learn inward bass like 500 days but anyways its been 2 weeks doing inward bass but everyday i feel there is a difference i learned how to mix inward bass with inward voice (yeah some people thought its inward vocal fry like me but i changed from inward vocal fry to inward bass after doing inward vocal fry for 6 months) i figured out how to stutter inward bass and how to use my nose to do inward bass and doing the beat at the same time and my goal for inward bass is to get two.h's inward bass, anyways i beatbox from 9 months and your video motivated me so much to continue thanks bro❤
Good content dude . Keep it up . I myself learned liproll in atleast 6 months , slizzer roll in more than 1.5 yr, vibration in 2 yrs so it will take less time than me if u practise consistently.
When i learned inward bass it just came to me, so did the texture but still needs work (for me it can sound simililer to heartzels inward bass It only really took me 3 months to find it and after 5 months it got pretty damn good
What!?? I am 5 months into learning inward bass and nowhere near your first 1 month. My throat bass also sounds shit. Does that mean, Inwards bass is not for me?
Really dope sound !!! I am not sure about it ( correct me if I am wrong ) but your inward bass really sound like the "talking inward" that Remix mentions in his tutorial. I've noticed it because it doesn't look painfull for you ( inward bass hurts you so bad in the beginning ) and when you reduce its frequency it sounds like a inward vocal fry. Again I'm not criticizing , the sound is really cool.
Nice way of formulating it. Ironically, I actually cannot do vocal fry inward nor outward. But you're right when I tighten my bass the low frequencies start fading away. So it's a strange sound. I think I'll post an update about this soon. Cuz I also wanna understand it better😂
I literally don't know where to start with inward bass, the only close thing i got was snort bass, but when i realized i was not doing inward it kinda demotivated me a bit, i tried watching different tutorials that say chest bass is important to develop inward, but i can't even do chest bass, because everytime i try i just do throat bass.
Try opening your throat up like loosening it up do beats over it stop do it again do some high inward high is just using your head voice, your upper register like an Octave higher than your normal singing register is head voice then layer it on top. You’ll get it, just comes with practise, doing a beat with inward as the punch then stoping doing percussion your special sound flow whatever you are doing then use it as a punch again will really help you improve
great progress, this video has been out 9 months can't imagine how powerful and more varieties your inward bass has now same for me i'm still improving my inward bass, do you have any tips?
Just curious, have you identified like the difference between D-Low's Inward Bass vs Den/Helium's Inward Bass. I noticed the latter can pitch theirs to form low frequency notes with insane precision and as far as im aware its like the tightest inward bass, but I dont really understand the difference
I also do not understand how different inward basses happen. I just noticed the following Can be loose - tight vocalized - unvocalized wet/dlowish - dry/helium Fast - slow vibration For some reason I also cannot pitch my bass. when adding a chest or falsetto voice on top my bass stops. There's this point where i can mix vocalization and bass but it's very specific and doesn't sound pleasing.
It depends from person to person Some have deep ass inward bass, or nice texture of inward bass and can also do high pitched inward bass. Idk but some can probably do these with enough practice
You tighten up your throat while putting more pressure on that part to create different inward tones really loose= normal inward whatever your normal is meadium tight= like a vocodah inward, but vocodah does multiple different styles in one beat, then tight= almost like a inward vocal fry type sound inward bass is different for others, like king inertias versus den/dropical vs d-low/vocodah’s. also helium does a vocal fry style inward a “breathless” version that’s why he can do it for so long without the need for breathing out
klingt für mich irgendwie mehr nach inward vocal fry. an einer kurzen Stelle im video klang das für mich wirklich kurz wie ein inward bass aber ich denke es ist eher ein inward vocal fry den du da machst. hab ich früher aber auch für inward bass gehalten
i dont beatbox very much, if at all, but i can still do inward bass just fine. It sounds just like everyone else's, but i cant help but think im missing something.
that's the thing i find really annoying about beatbox tutorials, they explains stuff with feeling instead of solid explanation. I remember struggling for two month and seriuosly damaging my throat to even get inward bass to learn a perfectly clean d-low inward in 3 days by just understanding what's happening, how it should be happening, and what to do to get it safely. Especially for inward bass, it's not a muscle you have to build like liproll, you could technically learn it instantly you just never used these muscles yet, and you don't understand how to explore it
Idk how,I could get this sound in 5 minutes and with 5 days it sounds really good ,I just can't believe it, It needed 4 months to learn the liproll and the inward bass,just 5 minutes?
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nice realistic standards of how long it takes to learn these sounds
its different for everyone, i did it pretty much first try, i think because i tried doing metal growls before and its pretty much the same as chest bass
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nahhhhhhhhhhhhhh brooooooooooooo nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo no nop nop. ämmm nop. no. you dont need over a year
@@bigtbeats4918 everyone is different and inward bass needs long to develop..yes u need over a year if u wanna have a good inward bass
@@pwnyourass22fr I learned inward bass perfectly in 3 months and the other sounds take so long
@bigtbeats4918 for some people its like that, it took me 2.5 years
Your editing is top notch bro, these videos really help me feel comfortable in the beginning stages knowing that you’ve had to go through the same stages. I remember seeing a video from you about lip rolls and I always used your video as a way to see if my progression sounded similar to yours and surely enough it did.
HAHAHAH Kaufland beatbox at the end
this is one of the best intros i've seen for content like this
Doing it since 2020 still , not satisfied it sounds bad, this video has motivated to work on this sound more, since I'm not the only one, thank you for making this video❤
Think about it this way it’s just an inward chest bass sonic you have a already nicely developed chest bass just do that inward
Currently working on doing inward bass as well- been working on it for about a month now and I’m making progress pretty quick. I couldn’t find a tutorial that helped me actually find the start of the sound, so I had to find it myself. Hoping to get a pretty solid inward in a few more months 😁
Nice man👍
Hows it going orphotaz, got a solid bass now?😂
@@janderkran Hey! Totally forgot about this comment XD. I'm much much more consistent at my inward bass, but It takes some warming up to do it. I've started trying to incorporate it into some new routines that I've come up with recently. Also working on my vibration bass and breath control more. Thanks for checking on my progress! Hope you're doing well!
I thoroughly enjoyed this piece of content 😎
😎😎
Dlows got the inward basses and liprolls combined 🔥 loving the content that was sick progression btw you're getting more fire 🙌
matching pfp gang
Very well made video. Also a realistic standard. Sometimes it’s hard to interpret how long it actually takes to get a sound to be clean, powerful, and consistent
8:20 yeah i was inspired from that video :)) i really like your inward bass texture too ;)) it sounds really dirty and gnarly keep going bro!! :)
Took me six months to even get to a point where it sounds anywhere decent but I can’t combine it with anything yet. What a progression though
Duuude, absolutely fire beatboxing. You should do a tutorial on how you did that double voice. That hit hard!
Yeah
subscribed for the incredible editing, keep it up
Currently at about day 100 myself and I still haven't even found the dang sound, amazing stuff! Respect the dedication, also great editing!
Geiles Video Bro 🔥
Und nice Entwicklung, mach auf jeden Fall weiter
Danke!
Just started my inward bass journey, good luck to anyone else in the same position
beautifully edited video
Well it's different learning timing for most people. It's very important to know your throat's ability and what type of throat bass is yours. This will guide you to learn your most natural inward bass in the fastest. Earlier when I was learning the inward bass I had a hard time for like a week. I then tried understanding my bass for like a day then had it learnt just in 7 days,(I was in a 7days camp and had a lot of free time).
I absolutely love this format. Thanks for sharing
3:27 bruu, its new stuff on the beatbox 😮
Sick man!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️💯
piratheban uses liproll plus inward
HOLLUP I DIDNT KNOW I WAS INVOLVED IN THIS LMAOOOOO❤❤❤
Sick Video, i really enjoyed it,
And that ``Wir kaufen bei Kaufland`` got me. it was so unexpected 😅
but jeah Big ups🔥
really hoping the kaufland thing becomes a staple of beatbox culture
Boots cats kaufland cats 🫠
i really thought it would be along time to learn inward bass like 500 days but anyways its been 2 weeks doing inward bass but everyday i feel there is a difference i learned how to mix inward bass with inward voice (yeah some people thought its inward vocal fry like me but i changed from inward vocal fry to inward bass after doing inward vocal fry for 6 months) i figured out how to stutter inward bass and how to use my nose to do inward bass and doing the beat at the same time and my goal for inward bass is to get two.h's inward bass, anyways i beatbox from 9 months and your video motivated me so much to continue thanks bro❤
Nice to hear! good progress
Yeeeeee! Thanks
Good content dude . Keep it up . I myself learned liproll in atleast 6 months , slizzer roll in more than 1.5 yr, vibration in 2 yrs so it will take less time than me if u practise consistently.
been beatboxing for years but still enjoyed ur vids❤
Sounds like inward vocal fry
Yeah
Really really nice video bro it's so motivating for me to see your huge progress 🔥🔥
Makes me wanna grind even more myself
That is a sick texture bro! Powerful a fck as well. would describe it as a grind stone in slow motion Siiiick
I enjoy my inward bass most when I put my cheeks in the front (slightly like a duck face) and closed mouth!!
Broo i can combine liproll with inward bass too
Excellent work man!
I saw many beatboxers while watching it)
daaamn good stuff!
Geeezz ... incredible journey ❤❤
Great vid! Huge inspo
I'm still struggling with mah lip roll :p
Respect the commitment
Love the video you’re an inspiration brother 🎉
When i learned inward bass it just came to me, so did the texture but still needs work (for me it can sound simililer to heartzels inward bass
It only really took me 3 months to find it and after 5 months it got pretty damn good
Sick mate GGs 👍💪🏻
You inspired me to learn inward bass although I am 13 I just learned it 3 days ago I've been practicing to
@@Errorboii294 thanks. u inspire me to keep going!!
No problem man keep soaring to great heights of skill!
editing is elite
Das ist richtig nice
Really nice video!!
I'm currently learning how to breathe air
What!?? I am 5 months into learning inward bass and nowhere near your first 1 month. My throat bass also sounds shit. Does that mean, Inwards bass is not for me?
The KING is BACC!,.
btw wha happen to yo eyes man?
Really dope sound !!! I am not sure about it ( correct me if I am wrong ) but your inward bass really sound like the "talking inward" that Remix mentions in his tutorial. I've noticed it because it doesn't look painfull for you ( inward bass hurts you so bad in the beginning ) and when you reduce its frequency it sounds like a inward vocal fry. Again I'm not criticizing , the sound is really cool.
Nice way of formulating it.
Ironically, I actually cannot do vocal fry inward nor outward.
But you're right when I tighten my bass the low frequencies start fading away. So it's a strange sound.
I think I'll post an update about this soon. Cuz I also wanna understand it better😂
been beatboxing for 2 years and im at the 3month level lmao
edit: I watched to the end I'm at the 7month level, this video was EXCELLENT
Napom does the inward bass and lip roll, but nice inward bass sounds sick
7:00 D low used that in his 2021 wildcard i think
You don’t have to beatbox for a long time to learn it. It was the first sound I learned to do and got it in a couple weeks.
I literally don't know where to start with inward bass, the only close thing i got was snort bass, but when i realized i was not doing inward it kinda demotivated me a bit, i tried watching different tutorials that say chest bass is important to develop inward, but i can't even do chest bass, because everytime i try i just do throat bass.
chest bass is super loose and breathy compared to throat bass, it should be impossible to mix these if you're doing it right
Bro not mentioning vocodah in the intro is criminal
5:25 , 5:35 , 5:50 Sick , Op🔥🔥NEED TUTORIALS PLEASE
legend!!
Sehr Nice !!!
love ur vids
Took me about 20 seconds to learn inward bass, and about 6 months to do it without going light headed 🗿
i easily learned basic inward bass, but now i can't improve it lol
damn bro. keep going
I figured out the way to do inward bass long time ago, but cant really improve it 😔, still trying though 😁
Try opening your throat up like loosening it up do beats over it stop do it again do some high inward high is just using your head voice, your upper register like an Octave higher than your normal singing register is head voice then layer it on top. You’ll get it, just comes with practise, doing a beat with inward as the punch then stoping doing percussion your special sound flow whatever you are doing then use it as a punch again will really help you improve
Extra cool! I like a video 😊
gutes video.
Bro How do your record these?
Ur sound quality is gd
lets gooooo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 great job
🔥🔥🔥
Do you happen to intend showing more progressions? (würd ich feiern :3)
Mal schauen. Mit meiner Sammlung an Sounds bin ich eig recht zufrieden. Aber bestimmt kommt in Zukunft noch was. :)
the problem I have with the inward bass is that it is pretty quiet when I do it. Like there is only the sub... cool with a good mic but I aint rich
My inward bass has marble textures to it🎱🔮
COMMENT YOUR INWARD BASS TEXTURES DOWN BELOW THAT WOULD BE SO COOL
Amazing bro, give some tips if it’s possible
Daaam keep it up bro i can do inward boss soo good but can't do poh snare lmao😮
great progress, this video has been out 9 months
can't imagine how powerful and more varieties your inward bass has now
same for me i'm still improving my inward bass, do you have any tips?
Thanks man! keep on improving💪
I learned it in one week 😎
SIICKK VIDEO!
Just curious, have you identified like the difference between D-Low's Inward Bass vs Den/Helium's Inward Bass. I noticed the latter can pitch theirs to form low frequency notes with insane precision and as far as im aware its like the tightest inward bass, but I dont really understand the difference
I also do not understand how different inward basses happen.
I just noticed the following
Can be
loose - tight
vocalized - unvocalized
wet/dlowish - dry/helium
Fast - slow vibration
For some reason I also cannot pitch my bass. when adding a chest or falsetto voice on top my bass stops.
There's this point where i can mix vocalization and bass but it's very specific and doesn't sound pleasing.
It depends from person to person
Some have deep ass inward bass, or nice texture of inward bass and can also do high pitched inward bass.
Idk but some can probably do these with enough practice
You tighten up your throat while putting more pressure on that part to create different inward tones really loose= normal inward whatever your normal is meadium tight= like a vocodah inward, but vocodah does multiple different styles in one beat, then tight= almost like a inward vocal fry type sound inward bass is different for others, like king inertias versus den/dropical vs d-low/vocodah’s. also helium does a vocal fry style inward a “breathless” version that’s why he can do it for so long without the need for breathing out
klingt für mich irgendwie mehr nach inward vocal fry. an einer kurzen Stelle im video klang das für mich wirklich kurz wie ein inward bass aber ich denke es ist eher ein inward vocal fry den du da machst. hab ich früher aber auch für inward bass gehalten
Basic inward
I recommend anyone learning this sound to pronounce Die, Dee and Deh maybe it'll help
Sick progression..takes so long tho how am i ever gonna learn it 😫
be more diligent lol
DEUTSCHLAND wuhuu bratwurst jooonge
i dont beatbox very much, if at all, but i can still do inward bass just fine. It sounds just like everyone else's, but i cant help but think im missing something.
that's the thing i find really annoying about beatbox tutorials, they explains stuff with feeling instead of solid explanation. I remember struggling for two month and seriuosly damaging my throat to even get inward bass to learn a perfectly clean d-low inward in 3 days by just understanding what's happening, how it should be happening, and what to do to get it safely. Especially for inward bass, it's not a muscle you have to build like liproll, you could technically learn it instantly you just never used these muscles yet, and you don't understand how to explore it
damn the homie Ha Snare, any idea if he’s on facebook?
The most liked tecnique by me is a constant switch between throat bass and usual voice
Idk how,I could get this sound in 5 minutes and with 5 days it sounds really good ,I just can't believe it, It needed 4 months to learn the liproll and the inward bass,just 5 minutes?
same for me but lip roll took me even longer. i think it was 6 months
@@gunterdienektarine3802 for some people liproll is really difficult,like us,I also got the vibration bass like in a few hours,not clean of course.
I want to know if inward starts with the mouth ou with the nose, i am not getin 😭
Hi I like your videos! I was wondering where I can meet beatboxers in really life?😢I am in California
I learn inward bass in 5 days
Easy to learn but difficult to master
i recently learned this technique, my inward bass is the d low version, is better for me and, i think im progressing, but im still shit with this
WTF, U GET BETTER BASS THAN ME
このクレイジーなサウンドは実際どのように機能するのでしょうか? 悪魔の声を聞くのは初めてです。
How long did u take to learn double voice?😊
2 month I think. But getting it consistently took longer (still improving)
Wow that's really fast .
U gonna make a video right?❤
Wieso keine bbx commiunity in schleswig holstein?
Schleswig holstein! versammelt euch!!!!
1 year? and you didn't learn the high inward bass? what are you doing then?
We are waiting for you in gbb 2024
Is dlow Inw bass?
early. nice vid