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www.beatboxtutorial.net For advance tutorials sign up in or site. This is a Tutorial for The Snare Sound , Here you will learn how to do 3 different snare sounds , The Classic snare, Synth snare and Throat snare . Make your beatbox arsenal Bigger .Enjoy 🙂
A simple drum and bass beat done using the 808 snare and the dry kick. Note – this does not sound good. I think we can safely say the 808 snare and dry kick are not good when it comes to drum and bass, haha.Updated on a regular basis this series will teach you various beats using a variety of sounds. The “simple” beats are good for practicing new sounds or for newcomers to beatbox, the “intermediate” beats are a little faster or more complicated, while the “challenging” beats are for the more advanced beatboxer. “Song covers” are, obviously, covers of songs and can be any difficulty. Please feel free to hit the subscribe button, or leave a comment mentioning my awesomeness. If you would like help with the sounds or feedback on your beats, post a video response showing the sound as you are doing it, and I will be happy to give feedback. Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com Become a fan on Facebook – www.facebook.com If you have any questions you’d like answered, please feel free to email me: Fat_Tony@HUMANBEATBOX.COM Peace, love, and noise -FT
A simple beat that can be a bit of a tongue twister! Done using the inward rimshot (kch) as explained in my inward snaretutorial. Updated on a regular basis this series will teach you various beats using a variety of sounds. The “simple” beats are good for practicing new sounds or for newcomers to beatbox, the “intermediate” beats are a little faster or more complicated, while the “challenging” beats are for the more advanced beatboxer. “Song covers” are, obviously, covers of songs and can be any difficulty. Please feel free to hit the subscribe button, or leave a comment mentioning my awesomeness. If you would like help with the sounds or feedback on your beats, post a video response showing the sound as you are doing it, and I will be happy to give feedback. Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com Become a fan on Facebook – www.facebook.com If you have any questions you’d like answered, please feel free to email me: Fat_Tony@HUMANBEATBOX.COM Peace, love, and noise -FT
A tricky beat that can be a real tongue twister. Done using the classic snare. Great for practicing kick rolls. This beat is also a great example of an auditory illusion – if you get all the hi-hats right, they sound separated from the rest of the beat making it appear that you’re doing more than one sound at a time. You’ll need to know… -Kick drum (taught in my basic sounds tutorial) -Dry kick (taught in my dry kick tutorial… you need to be able to do them with your lips together) -Kick rolls (taught in my kick rolls tutorial and encompasses the above) -Hi-hats (taught in my basic sounds tutorial) -Classic snare (taught in my classic snaretutorial) Updated on a regular basis this series will teach you various beats using a variety of sounds. The “simple” beats are good for practicing new sounds or for newcomers to beatbox, the “intermediate” beats are a little faster or more complicated, while the “challenging” beats are for the more advanced beatboxer. “Song covers” are, obviously, covers of songs and can be any difficulty. Please feel free to hit the subscribe button, or leave a comment mentioning my awesomeness. If you would like help with the sounds or feedback on your beats, post a video response showing the sound as you are doing it, and I will be happy to give feedback. Become a fan on Facebook for regular updates – www.facebook.com Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com If you have any questions you’d like answered, please feel free to email me: Fat_Tony …
A tricky beat that can be a real tongue twister. Done using the inward K. Great for practicing kick rolls. This beat is also a great example of an auditory illusion – if you get all the hi-hats right, they sound separated from the rest of the beat making it appear that you’re doing more than one sound at a time. You’ll need to know… -Kick drum (taught in my basic sounds tutorial) -Dry kick (taught in my dry kick tutorial… you need to be able to do them with your lips together) -Kick rolls (taught in my kick rolls tutorial and encompasses the above) -Hi-hats (taught in my basic sounds tutorial) -Inward rimshot (taught in my inward K snaretutorial) Updated on a regular basis this series will teach you various beats using a variety of sounds. The “simple” beats are good for practicing new sounds or for newcomers to beatbox, the “intermediate” beats are a little faster or more complicated, while the “challenging” beats are for the more advanced beatboxer. “Song covers” are, obviously, covers of songs and can be any difficulty. Please feel free to hit the subscribe button, or leave a comment mentioning my awesomeness. If you would like help with the sounds or feedback on your beats, post a video response showing the sound as you are doing it, and I will be happy to give feedback. Become a fan on Facebook for regular updates – www.facebook.com Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com If you have any questions you’d like answered, please feel free to email me: Fat_Tony …
www.fattonybbx.com Ah, the snare. My old nemesis. It took me eight freakin’ months to get this sound down. Eight! It’s supposed to be one of the easy sounds! Eight months! Ah well, I’ve explained it nice and easy so hopefully it won’t take you guys quite as long. To make the sound 1 – It’s similar to saying the word “poof” without the “oo” 2 – Once you have this “pf” vocalisation, simply experiment with your lips – generally the tighter they are, the higher the snare is Described as “[one] of the finest exponents of the hip-hop discipline” by YouTube’s music blog, Fat Tony’s tutorial series is THE definitive guide to learning how to beatbox. As featured on Humanbeatbox.com and BeatboxAustralia.net. Become a fan on FaceBook! www.facebook.com Follow my blog! www.fattonybbx.blogspot.com Finally, email me or drop me a message on MSN at Fat_Tony@Humanbeatbox.com Peace, love, and rattles -FT