Course Content
Introduction
Beatboxing refers to mimicking the beats of drums and instruments using your mouth and voice. This unique art is one of the appreciable types of vocalizations where you will mimic drums sound as closely as possible using your tongue, mouth, throat and voice. In this first beatboxing video, you will learn about the art of beatboxing and how to do it. The instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay, teaches you about the first basic beat (Base) of beatboxing and how to play it. So, enjoy!
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What is Beatboxing?
07:30
Lesson 2
The second video explains the simplest sound of Beatboxing - hi-hat. The Hi-hat sound is created by making a “t” or “ts” sound using one’s mouth. To make a hi-hat sound, you need to keep the tip of your tongue behind your front teeth. Hi-Hats sound is again classified into different types such as:
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Three basic sounds – Base (B), Hi-Hats (T), and Snare (K)
06:12
Lesson 3
In this video, you are going to find how to create your beats using three basic sounds - Base (B), Hi-Hats (T), and Snare (K). Whether you have already started creating your music, you will find some useful tips and tricks in this video. However, the most important thing you need to know when starting your first music creation is the three fundamental beats. Check out this full video in which the instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay has shared some tips and advice to use these basic sounds and create beats.
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How to create beats using basic sounds
06:22
Lesson 4
In this video, you are going to learn and practice the same basic sounds using base sound, hi-hats, and snare. Whether you have already started creating your music, you will find some useful tips and tricks in this video. However, the most important thing you need to know when starting your first music creation is the three fundamental beats. Check out this full video in which the instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay has shared some tips and advice to use these basic sounds and create beats.
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Revision of Beats
07:11
Lesson 5
There is a total of 8 different sounds in Beatboxing. Fortunately, modern beatboxers can produce 8 different sounds at the same time. In this video, you are going to learn eight different sounds, their names, and how to produce them. So, let’s get started!
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Sound of 8 beats – Part 1
06:21
Lesson 6
There is a total of 8 different sounds in Beatboxing. Fortunately, modern beatboxers can produce 8 different sounds at the same time. In this second part of the video, you are going to learn different variations of the 8 sounds, and how to produce them. So, let’s get started!
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Sound of 8 beats – Part 2
06:58
Lesson 7
In this video, you are going to revise or practice different variations of the 8 sounds, and how to produce them. There is a total of 8 different sounds in Beatboxing. Fortunately, modern beatboxers can produce 8 different sounds at the same time. So, let’s get started!
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Revision of the 8 Beats
06:44
Lesson 8
In this session also, you will learn a different and unique pattern of 8 beats. In addition, you will learn how to mix third and fourth beats and create music. And, at the end of the video, the instructor has shown how to mix all the four beats, and create music. That’s amazing! So, watch the video till the end and learn more about beatboxing.
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Learning third and fourth beats
06:43
Lesson 9
Club Beats refers to an incredible and engaging music sound that brings all souls together and grooves them for dance. This sound is mostly used in songs and dance numbers. . In this video, you will learn about club beats. Club beat is the most commonly used beat in beatboxing. In addition, the sound is more attractive and suits any kind of lyrics, music, or sounds. This video will teach you how to make the club beat sound perfectly with special tips and advice. So, let’s get started!
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Club Beat
05:50
Lesson 10
Club Beats refers to an incredible and engaging music sound that brings all souls together and grooves them for dance. Club Beats are generally performed all over the world in many prestigious events and ceremonies. . In this video, you will learn about the fast and slow speed of club beats. Club beat is the most commonly used beat in beatboxing. In addition, the sound is more attractive and suits any kind of lyrics, music, or sounds. This video will teach you how to make the club beat sound perfectly with special tips and advice. So, let’s get started!
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Club Beat
08:03
Lesson 11
This video is a very unique and interesting one as the instructor has shared to create a new sound – Tongue Roll. Tongue roll is mostly used between kick sound and snare. Here, you can learn how to create a new sound by rolling your tongue. This video also explains how to make a perfect tongue roll and where to use a tongue roll. So, watch this video till the end and I hope this helps you a lot!
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Tongue Roll
09:31
Lesson 12
This video is a very unique and interesting one as the instructor has shared to create different variations of the Tongue Roll sound. Tongue roll is mostly used between kick sound and snare. Here, you can learn how to create a new sound by rolling your tongue. This video also explains how to make a perfect air tongue roll and where to use it. So, watch this video till the end and I hope this helps you a lot!
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Tongue Roll and Air Tongue Roll
06:59
Lesson 13
Now, you have learned the basic and some intermediate-level sounds. In this video, you’ll get to learn a cool sound called Electro Base. It is also known as Electro Bass. This sound is easy and simple just like any other sound – Base, Hi-hat, and Snare. The Electro Bass sound is created using your throat. What you have to do is just keep your mouth closed and give a punch from your throat. To learn it perfectly, watch this video till the end.
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Electro base or Electro bass
07:54
Lesson 14
This video is especially for intermediate Beatboxers. In this video, you’ll get to learn a cool sound called Electro Base. It is also known as Electro Bass. This sound is easy and simple just like any other sound – Base, Hi-hat, and Snare. The Electro Bass sound can be created using your throat. What you have to do is just keep your mouth closed and give a punch from your throat. To learn it perfectly, watch this video till the end.
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Electro base or Electro bass with keyboard
07:32
Lesson 15
In this video, you will learn about fillers. It’s an interesting topic that you are going to enjoy throughout the video. The fillers are inserted into your beats to change the rhythm and make it amazing and beautiful music. Moreover, the instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay will give you tips on where to place the fillers, whether after snare or the first lip kick. Thus, to learn more about fillers watch this video till the end.
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Fillers
07:33
Lesson 16
In this video, you will find variations in the sounds and fillers. Mr. Sahil Vijay has also shared some easy and simple fillers examples to make the session interactive and engaging for you. The fillers are inserted into your beats to change the rhythm and make it amazing and beautiful music. Moreover, the instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay will give you tips on where to place the fillers, whether after snare or the first lip kick. Thus, to learn more about fillers watch this video till the end.
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Fillers
07:49
Lesson 17
In this video, you will learn how to create fillers at the end of the music. The expert teacher has also shared some examples of how to create unique fillers and combine different sounds using fillers. The fillers are inserted into your beats to change the rhythm and make it amazing and beautiful music.
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How to create fillers at the end of the music
07:54
Lesson 18
In the previous video, you learned about how to create fillers and put them between the beats to connect them and make a piece of beautiful music. However, in this video, you will learn about creating different types of fillers widely used at the end of the music. These fillers are catchy, and listeners find them very interesting and attractive. These fillers give a new variation to the music, which the beatboxers find easy to roll and end the sound.
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How to create fillers at the end of the music
07:29
Lesson 19
This lesson is all about a tricky sound effect in beatboxing, i.e., Zipper Sound. It sounds like the zipper of a backpack or your jeans. To make this sound, you need to close your lips lightly and pull both edges of your lips backward by inhaling air through the edges. The instructor and professional beatboxer, Mr. Sahil Vijay has shown the way, you can create the zipper sound and use it with different beats in beatboxing. Here, you will learn how to use your creativity to create a unique sound effect in beatboxing. Moreover, this sound effect has lots of variations, which you will learn and use in your music.
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Zipper Sound – New sound effects in beatboxing
07:56
Lesson 20
The zipper sound is a very curious sound that is caused by vibrations and air. It sounds like the zipper of a backpack or your jeans. To make this sound, you need to close your lips lightly and pull both edges of your lips backward by inhaling air through the edges. The instructor and professional beatboxer, Mr. Sahil Vijay has shown different ways to use the sound in various beats in beatboxing. Here, you will learn how to use your creativity to create a unique sound effect in beatboxing. Moreover, this sound effect has lots of variations, which you will learn and use in your music.
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Zipper Sound – New sound effects in beatboxing
07:32
Lesson 21
Lip roll is a very easy and versatile style of sound created by rolling lips. The lip roll sound can be used in several variations. What you have to do is to wet your lips and use them with the jaw and tongue. The perfect way to roll your lips is described in the video by Mr. Sahil Vijay. In the end, your requirement for this sound is practice and practice. Here, you will learn how to use your creativity to create a unique sound effect in beatboxing. Moreover, this sound effect has lots of variations, which you will learn and use in your music.
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Lip Roll – New sound effects in beatboxing
06:19
Lesson 22
In this session, you will learn about different variations in lip roll sound. Mr. Sahil has also shown adding lip roll sound in two places in the same beat. Lip roll is a very easy and versatile style of sound created by rolling lips. The lip roll sound can be used in several variations. What you have to do is to wet your lips and use them with the jaw and tongue. Here, you will learn how to use your creativity to create a unique sound effect in beatboxing. Moreover, this sound effect has lots of variations, which you will learn and use in your music.
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Lip Roll – New sound effects in beatboxing
06:29
Lesson 23
In this lesson, Mr. Sahil Vijay shared tips and tricks on how to create reverbs. Reverb adds width to the snare sound. You will get a few tricks on how to layer reverb with your snare track in the video. At the end of the video, you will be on a way to an effective snare track that drives the song to a new peak. So, let’s get started!
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Learning reverb in a snare
10:57
Lesson 24
In this session, you will learn about different variations in lip roll sound. Mr. Sahil has also shown adding lip roll sound in two places in the same beat. Lip roll is a very easy and versatile style of sound created by rolling lips. The long lip roll sound can be used in several beats and sounds. What you have to do is to wet your lips and use them with the jaw and tongue.
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Learning long lips roll
06:11
Lesson 25
This session will teach you how to use a long lip roll sound and create unique music. You can make a different pattern out of the base, hi-hat, and snare beats and use a long lip roll in it. Mr. Sahil Vijay has shown in this video how to use long lip roll in two different groups of beats and take the music level to a different height. Therefore, watch this video till the end.
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Learning long lips roll
06:50
Lesson 26
In your 26th session, the instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay shared a new sound. This new sound can be used in different beats. This sound is known as PF Snare Sound. PF snare sound is the combination of the letter p and the letter f. This is a bit tricky, complicated yet interesting sound that needs more practice. So, watch the video carefully and learn how to create PF snare sound using your front teeth, lips, and tongue.
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Learning PF Snare Sound
05:26
Lesson 27
In your 27th session, the instructor, Mr. Sahil Vijay shared new variations in PF Snare Sound. PF snare sound is the combination of the letter p and the letter f. This new sound can be used in different beats. This is a bit tricky, complicated yet interesting sound that needs more practice. So, watch the video carefully and learn how to create PF snare sound using your front teeth, lips, and tongue.
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Learning PF Snare Sound
07:01
Lesson 28
This video will teach you yet another sound of beatboxing – Exale “K” snare. Exale K snare is the combination or fast version of hi-hat and snare sound. Mr. Sahil Vijay has explained it beautifully in the video. He has also shared 5 different patterns of beats using exale K snare. So, watch the video carefully and learn this new version of the snare beat.
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Exale K Snare
05:41
Lesson 29
In this video, you will get to learn 5 different patterns of beats using exale K snare. Mr. Sahil has not only shared the patterns, but he has also shown you how to create those patterns using beats and with several variations. So, watch the video carefully. You can note down every pattern and practice it in your free time. So, let’s get started!
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The 5 different patterns of Exale “K” snare
06:53
Lesson 30
In the 30th video of the beatboxing session, you will learn about vocalization. Vocalization refers to any sound that is produced by the lungs. To learn it perfectly, you need to watch and understand the video carefully. Besides, you will also be required to practice the sound till it comes out perfect.
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Vocalization
04:27
Human Beatboxing – Quick and easy steps
About Lesson

The second video explains the simplest sound of Beatboxing – hi-hat. The Hi-hat sound is created by making a “t” or “ts” sound using one’s mouth. To make a hi-hat sound, you need to keep the tip of your tongue behind your front teeth. Hi-Hats sound is again classified into different types such as:

  • Open hi-hat
  • Close hi-hat
  • Inward hi-hat
  • Reverse open hi-hat
  • Fast hi-hats

However, the closed hi-hat sound replicates the basic hi-hat sounds. You can create this sound by building pressure in your mouth and tongue and releasing air from the sides. Simultaneously, also learn about snare (K) sound which is produced by touching the top of your mouth using your tongue tip and breathing in air from using your lungs. To learn more accurately and precisely, watch the video till the end.

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