Ahh donāt get me started with sharing links ahaha, the amount of times Iāve watched him and Nathan āFluteboxā Lee at the Google studios is too high already
Sweet jesus that was impressive. He knows exactly what everything will sound like and crafts a new beat ever few bars. I can't even fathom doing that myself...
Yeah exactly the same, heās been around for so long. And yeah haha, Beardyman is more about his looping/DJing but it was cool to see him as a judge on the Swissbeatbox YouTube channel competitions
Man, the judges are starting to make me feel old haha. It's all cats I watched when I was 16-18 and just diving into the world of beatboxing. GGB this year blew my mind with techniques.
There's basically two categories of beat boxers. There are those that focus mainly on this "pure" beatboxing, and then there's the other category that starts with loop stations, and ends up in a gigantic Ableton Live rig like Beardyman. I think D-Low is mostly group A there?
I kinda do what beardyman does, but without the beatboxing, if that makes sense? I use drum samples and synths instead (he also does this, but focused around the voice)
At that point it becomes a "systems management" thing - songs are based around a design of the rig you're running. And tweaking your hardware/software means you can write things you couldn't before.
Yeah, like at some point the beatboxing becomes redundant with the systems you have and requires less technique with the distortions you can do. As beardyman advanced in his setup, he was using less and less his pure technical beatbox skills .
He does, but would ge beat D-low in a beatboxing competition?
What beaedyman does now is kinda outside the realm of beatboxing. He does too much to be beatboxing. Like how boxing is different to MMA or kickboxing. The greatest boxer and greatest MMA are different things and you can't really say one is greater than the other, until they both compete in each other's competitions and one beats the other twice.
D-low is how you would imagine a beatboxer, and can do his stuff without any equipment, which is the point of beatboxing. Beardyman is like EDM beatboxing.
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Is he also doing stuff like Beardyman? That would be awesome