Beatboxing.

[Quantum™]

I apologise if this is in the wrong section, I do not know where this topic would go, so taking a risk like this is the only thing I could do at the moment.

So, anyone beatbox here?

Beatboxing is sounds which you vocally make drums, bass sounds, all sorts of beat instrumental sounds or your own. You can variate beats into any order, but you can try and imitate famous beatboxers around the world. That is what's recommened if you're on your way to becoming a good beatboxer who has respect to all legends in beatboxing. You can make kicks, snares, beatboxing echos, bass, and scratching sounds and many more. You'll have to experience with your voice box, and in some cases, to make even more fantastic and weird sounds, learn ventriloquism.

I am 10 years old and very good at beatboxing. Or maybe I'm hyprocrite. I don't know any real good beatboxers out of there is my age. There are beatboxers all over the place around the world, surely there must be a beatboxer in every town other than the poverty countries, which I have most pity for. You could make 2 sounds at the same, and the best bit is, in my opinion, beatboxing whilst also singing. Haven't got quite the hang of that, but I will do so soon.

Beware, this stuff may be extremely addicting. And guys, if you don't want to embarrass yourselves, I suggest you don't show it off at your friends. People will call you weird and stuff, you have a microphone, great, try and beatbox with your mouth towards the microphone. It can change the sounds a lot depending on how you want to vocally beatbox with it. You know, placing your hands in certain areas near your mouth whilst beatboxing at the microphone. You can also cover your mouth and beatbox to make the sounds louder and sound much more instrument like.

SPITTING INCLUDED. If you don't know how to control the beatboxing, there's another use of covering your mouth just making sure you won't spit at your computer/laptop/cellphone.

Sorry guys, I'm the worst writer in my class. I hope this wasn't too bad. Thank you for your time reading this.

[Ghost Ryder]

Eh, I don't really like the idea of it. Just being honest. But now that I've read it, I've been doing a bit of it.