Yeah for sure man. It's sorta hard to explain but basically what I do is I begin with an outward vowel (usually ah), then I immediately follow with a weak inward k snare. When I do the inward k snare, it opens up my throat so when I do a click, it automatically becomes a hollow clop. Once I have the combo of outward vowel --> weak inward k --> hollow clop, I can roll it, basically doing it quickly over and over again. When I do patterns with this, all I do is replace the outward vowel with a kickdrum or a pf snare, and then I match it to the tempo of the beatboxing I'm doing. In this case, I'm going for a techno bpm, so I'm doing b --> inward k --> hollow clop --> outward vowel --> inward k --> hollow clop. I do this repeatedly as a fill throughout my wildcard, 0:28 for reference during which I repeat the aforementioned sequence twice. I know this is a long explanation, but I hope this helps.
@@GhostBeatboxFugu Bro thanks so much for that explaination! I understand now thanks so much. Do you have any advice for a beatboxer coming into the scene? I have been beatboxing for 10 months and have a pretty clear idea of what I want to do with beatbox. I want to create music as my first goal and not just make something I can call music but make something like Den or Vocodah (Probably my fav beatboxers) that is so amazing and is always in your head. A long explanation of why I have a hard time beatboxing is below. If you have any advice for important things to learn as well as how to structure my first routines and build in my song writing ability it would be greatly appreciated! You are one of the most underrated beatboxers I've heard and I love the energy you have on stage. I struggle with many issues such as, a messed up jaw that means i can only do drums or lip bass on the side of my mouth, a uvula that got cut off acidentally in a surgery that means i cant do throat clicks or vocal/starsky bass with out much pain, and the fact that no matter how hard a try to learn a vocal bass I cant get anything but a strained voice chest bass or evil bass and cant find a way to either remove the voice or make it not strained. I get the same thing when i try to do throat bass as well. I did manage to learn shield's vibration poly but it does not work well with a lot of practice and doesn't sound great with an open mouth.
@@Beorn-Dash I really appreciate the kind words. For advice, I'll do my best given what you've told me. The physical issues you mentioned are definitely difficult to manage. I would study prominent beatboxers that typically do not use the sounds that you're unable to do. For example, Stitch doesn't use throat bass, Korean beatboxers use a lot of air based sounds which may be better given your limitations, and a lot of beatboxers use sounds like whistles to create power in their style. Have a good understanding of what you can or can't do, and start practicing in the direction you want to go in based on that. There are so many beatboxers now and what I would say is pick up the pieces you can do/are interested in from different beatboxers and use that to create the music you're aiming to make. Also, you're only 10 months in, so take your time.
@@GhostBeatboxFugu Ok bro I am really inspired to work hard right now. I hope i can meet you in person one day becuase you seem like the nicest guy there is. Here is a combo that i came up with that i think is pretty cool. f hi hat|dry kick| sucker punch| hollow clop| B kick| t hi hat| peh snare. the f hi hat at the begining can be switched out for kick and pf snare and spammed back to back. I hope you find that useful.
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Breath control off the charts...
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I am actually so addicted to battling and ayyy thank you so much man, really appreciate it
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That beat at 1:11 slaps! This is dope man I really hope you get in! 🤞
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that bass is unreal
Thank you so much!
Hope ya still beatboxing :D
I am indeed. Thank you!
Would you mind explaining the combo you use that has hollow clops in it? I need inspiration for new combos.
Yeah for sure man. It's sorta hard to explain but basically what I do is I begin with an outward vowel (usually ah), then I immediately follow with a weak inward k snare. When I do the inward k snare, it opens up my throat so when I do a click, it automatically becomes a hollow clop. Once I have the combo of outward vowel --> weak inward k --> hollow clop, I can roll it, basically doing it quickly over and over again.
When I do patterns with this, all I do is replace the outward vowel with a kickdrum or a pf snare, and then I match it to the tempo of the beatboxing I'm doing. In this case, I'm going for a techno bpm, so I'm doing b --> inward k --> hollow clop --> outward vowel --> inward k --> hollow clop. I do this repeatedly as a fill throughout my wildcard, 0:28 for reference during which I repeat the aforementioned sequence twice. I know this is a long explanation, but I hope this helps.
@@GhostBeatboxFugu Bro thanks so much for that explaination! I understand now thanks so much. Do you have any advice for a beatboxer coming into the scene? I have been beatboxing for 10 months and have a pretty clear idea of what I want to do with beatbox. I want to create music as my first goal and not just make something I can call music but make something like Den or Vocodah (Probably my fav beatboxers) that is so amazing and is always in your head.
A long explanation of why I have a hard time beatboxing is below. If you have any advice for important things to learn as well as how to structure my first routines and build in my song writing ability it would be greatly appreciated! You are one of the most underrated beatboxers I've heard and I love the energy you have on stage.
I struggle with many issues such as, a messed up jaw that means i can only do drums or lip bass on the side of my mouth, a uvula that got cut off acidentally in a surgery that means i cant do throat clicks or vocal/starsky bass with out much pain, and the fact that no matter how hard a try to learn a vocal bass I cant get anything but a strained voice chest bass or evil bass and cant find a way to either remove the voice or make it not strained. I get the same thing when i try to do throat bass as well. I did manage to learn shield's vibration poly but it does not work well with a lot of practice and doesn't sound great with an open mouth.
@@Beorn-Dash I really appreciate the kind words. For advice, I'll do my best given what you've told me. The physical issues you mentioned are definitely difficult to manage. I would study prominent beatboxers that typically do not use the sounds that you're unable to do. For example, Stitch doesn't use throat bass, Korean beatboxers use a lot of air based sounds which may be better given your limitations, and a lot of beatboxers use sounds like whistles to create power in their style. Have a good understanding of what you can or can't do, and start practicing in the direction you want to go in based on that. There are so many beatboxers now and what I would say is pick up the pieces you can do/are interested in from different beatboxers and use that to create the music you're aiming to make. Also, you're only 10 months in, so take your time.
@@GhostBeatboxFugu Ok bro I am really inspired to work hard right now. I hope i can meet you in person one day becuase you seem like the nicest guy there is. Here is a combo that i came up with that i think is pretty cool.
f hi hat|dry kick| sucker punch| hollow clop| B kick| t hi hat| peh snare. the f hi hat at the begining can be switched out for kick and pf snare and spammed back to back. I hope you find that useful.
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Your shelving is so plain.... It needs art.. oh dope wildcard btw
LMFAO thank you, are you making a proposition?