Human Beatboxing : Quick and easy steps ( Part 1)

A complete course on human beatboxing. Learn the step-by-step technique of beatboxing with no equipment.

Created byMittlearn (Mittsure)

Last updated 8/2025

English

What you'll learn

A Whole Range of Sound Effects and different variations of 8 fundamental beats
Learn to develop your beats and personal style in Beatboxing
The different variations in Club Beat – Base, Hi-Hat, and Snare
Learn to develop more styles from uniquely designed exercises

Course content

1 section • 10 lectures • 1h 7m total length

Introduction to Beatboxing!7:30
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!
Three basic sounds – Base (B), Hi-Hats (T), and Snare (K)6:12
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.
How to create beats using basic sounds6:21
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.
Revision of Beats7:11
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.
Sound of 8 beats - Part 16:20
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!
Sound of 8 beats – Part 26:58
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!
Revision of the 8 Beats6:43
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!
Learning third and fourth beats6:42
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.
Club Beat 15:50
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!
Club Beat - Part 28:02
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!

Requirements

Peaceful area to practice the sounds and techniques

Description

Description

Beatboxing is nothing but an art of mimicking different sounds of drum machines using lips, tongue, mouth, and voice. The term Beatbox represents Roland Drum machines during an early year in the 1970s.

This course is specially designed for the aspirants who have an extreme desire and willingness to learn Beatboxing. In this course, you will learn three main and fundamental beatbox sounds – The bass drum, The Hi-Hat, and The Snare. You will also learn snare sounds like classic 808 snares, the rimshot, and the inward snare.

This course is equally suitable for beginners and experts. You can get to learn fillers, and electrobase sounds along with other basic sounds. You will also learn some sound effects like buzz, pop, vocal scratch, breathing techniques, and some singing techniques. Moreover, you can try the exercises and develop your flow in beatboxing precisely. In addition, you will also learn how to write different sound patterns or beat patterns.

The course topics covers:

Lecture 1: Introduction to Beatboxing!

Lecture 2: Three basic sounds – Base (B), Hi-Hats (T), and Snare (K)

Lecture 3: How to create beats using basic sounds

Lecture 4: Revision of Beats

Lecture 5: Sound of 8 beats - Part 1

Lecture 6: Sound of 8 beats – Part 2

Lecture 7: Revision of the 8 Beats

Lecture 8: Learning Third and fourth beats

Lecture 9: Club Beat - Part 1

Lecture 10: Club Beat - Part 2

About the Instructor

Mr. Sahil Vijay is a certified musician and a professional sound engineer. Sahil has years of experience playing various musical instruments like Guitar, drums, and keyboards. Along with this, he has the ability to teach advanced techniques of music and musical instruments to novice students. Sahil also has expertise in playing jazz drums, western vocal sounds, and beatboxing. Here in this beatboxing course, Sahil will share step-by-step methods or techniques of beatboxing and how to write different beat patterns.

Who this course is for:

This course can be taken by beginners or intermediate beatboxing aspirants.
Performers who wish to learn a new art of music