Hi-hats can be quite hard to do quickly using the standard { t t } method, so here we'll explain how to use interconnecting hi-hats to beatbox far faster than ...

The open hi-hat is the replication of the opening of the hi-hat cymbals, which creates a residual hi-hat sound that will add depth to your routine. This may be done ...

These are the most simple hi hat sounds, which replicate a closed hi hat. The closed hat is part of the staple kick, hat and snare used as the basis ...

The Inward Combo Snare is a combination of the Inward Classic Snare { ^Ph } and the Inward K Snare { ^Kh }. It can be made whilst taking a ...

This is an inward emulation of the classic Roland TR808 rimshot sound. A rimshot is where the stick is laid between the centre of the snare drum and the rim ...

This is the inward variation of the classic snare, done by breathing inward and saying 'ph.' This is a very useful sound as with some of the other snare sounds, ...

The inward CL snare or the inward classic handclap, is a slight variation of the percussive K snare. Since it is strictly percussive and there is no intake of air, ...

The inward hollow snare is a slightly twangy snare made by a short vocalized gasp of air. It is also a variant of the cough snare, but done by making ...

The combination snare is the combination of the classic handclap sound and the inward k sound done in rapid succession done in one breath. However, there are many variants of ...

The Psh snare replicated a popular snare used in early 90's hiphop music and became a popular sound amongst beatboxers during that time. Standard Beatbox Notation (SBN) { Psh } ...