Thanks Ken! There’s definitely some heavier sound mixing on this compared to some of the wildcards you’ve seen before. I’d recommend checking out Jairo’s wildcard if you want to see more beatboxing, it’s the most popular one this year and it’s in the two beatboxer category so it’s also a bit different!
well, it also happens that a bad kick is being replaced with another good and more powerful kick in the video or something like that, but I don't think that's bad because with more takes these beatboxers could probably sound the same
@@bruceturnbull4219 I'm the same way, although we might be more into beatboxing as a skill than just music but everyone has a different balance they prefer I guess.
@@Lucisael every actual beatboxer is into the music as much as he is into the music aspect..mixing and stuff is great just shouldnt be too over the top
As this is just a Shoutout and not a wildcard entry to a competition the EQ and mix has been tweeked quite a bit. All the sounds you hear are still produced by him, however the consistency and Power especially on the kicks is near impossible to do without some help after the take . PULS8 is the guy who mixed it and hes been doing audio work for beatboxers for many many years now. He likes to go all out on the tracks he works on and actually has to dial his style of mixing back alot when he does stuff for big competitions like GBB where the rules for audio mix are very strict.
thanks for the insight into the mixing of this track - his bass was so arresting and full in some ways beyond what i have experienced so far from Beat boxers. Still it is an impressive display!
This vocal coach are so cool. U can feel his passion for music in his eyes when listen to every beatboxer. He literally feel happy listening to them! Much respect to you teacher
I started my beatboxing by first being interested in how to do rock-screaming safely. After I mastered that, I figured out that the technique had lots of similarities with sub-harmonic singing, so I watched many different videos on it, but the best were David Larson's teaching-videos. When I could do that relatively well, I watched him react to beatboxers and the rest is history.
I saw him live at the Florida Beatbox Battle 2023 in the south of France and sounded kinda low and not very powerful on mic BUT, all his sounds are so clean and well pitched I love his style so much and I definetly will look into seeing hi live again in the future. Also I must say, he's a crazy beatboxer improving all the time with crazy wildcards and shoutouts.
Heartzel are starting beatboxing for crowd recently, so he have to practice beatbox in front of many ppl for a while for not getting nervous or make something that ruin his performance
Whilst this has definitely had a lot of post production work done to it, it does warrant saying that there practically speaking is not a cap on how low you can go with your inwardbass. Because you are most of the time not engaging your true folds a lot you can go really really deep without loosing any definition or texture as that is handled by the false folds. There are some crazy people with ridiculously deep inward bass out there, my pick for the deepest would probably be Helium from russia.
I appreciate you. This is one of my favorite beatbox videos. One of the most mind blowing beatboxers to me is Improver who I don't think you've covered yet. I think the best sample to start with is from SwissBeatbox 3 years ago labeled IMPROVER | Russian Beatbox Champion . Thanks.
oh if you wanna get started on learning at least a bit. I highly recommend watching Skiller’s basic tutorials. videos like “5 must have snares” or “Beatbox basics” stuff like that. Where he shows simple sounds that are practically the important fundamental sounds.
Hi Ken, Love watching your reactions!! I’m a huge Iron Maiden and would highly recommend Empire of the Clouds! A true story written by Bruce Dickinson!! 18 minute amazing Journey!
Hell YEAH let's go! Edit: Yes to inward, and no to track manipulation. Outside of having the gain up and some of the other traditional beatbox stuff, that's all him.
All of the sounds are definitely 100% real but there is a bit of reverb and bass boosting. But this is pretty accurate of how beatboxing sounds in a building with speakers.
If you want to look more into branching then I would recommend checking out NaPoM, and perhaps his track Roll Like This (although he has some killer new stuff as well).
Ive got an interesting known track. But its also from another perspective, where you can hear that katy perry can also fit in a punk rock band Check out Dj schmolli roar down 💪🏾
2:31 listen man, even for beatboxers, that amount of control over whistles is just jawdropping.
Heartzel vs Dkoy would break my ears lmao
Thanks Ken! There’s definitely some heavier sound mixing on this compared to some of the wildcards you’ve seen before. I’d recommend checking out Jairo’s wildcard if you want to see more beatboxing, it’s the most popular one this year and it’s in the two beatboxer category so it’s also a bit different!
Inward bass is probably one of the most "beatbox original" vocal sounds since I don't think it has been seen in any other culture
There's definitely EQ and reverb in a lot of these beatbox videos but usually nothing that couldn't be done on the mic in a live scenario.
well, it also happens that a bad kick is being replaced with another good and more powerful kick in the video or something like that, but I don't think that's bad because with more takes these beatboxers could probably sound the same
tbh i wish beatboxers would stop sound mixing even to this degree and had their videos sound more raw
@@bruceturnbull4219 I'm the same way, although we might be more into beatboxing as a skill than just music but everyone has a different balance they prefer I guess.
@@Lucisael every actual beatboxer is into the music as much as he is into the music aspect..mixing and stuff is great just shouldnt be too over the top
@@Oni1Tap Ah yes, everyone is the same. My bad.
As this is just a Shoutout and not a wildcard entry to a competition the EQ and mix has been tweeked quite a bit. All the sounds you hear are still produced by him, however the consistency and Power especially on the kicks is near impossible to do without some help after the take . PULS8 is the guy who mixed it and hes been doing audio work for beatboxers for many many years now. He likes to go all out on the tracks he works on and actually has to dial his style of mixing back alot when he does stuff for big competitions like GBB where the rules for audio mix are very strict.
thanks for the insight into the mixing of this track - his bass was so arresting and full in some ways beyond what i have experienced so far from Beat boxers. Still it is an impressive display!
Very true, heartzel is truly fantastic and so nice and humble. And Pulse8 is amazing as well
I'm blown away every time I hear Heartzel! He's an amazing talent for sure, love his style.
The king of whistles.
You mean poh snares
@@EstrathMY No, I mean whistles.
This vocal coach are so cool. U can feel his passion for music in his eyes when listen to every beatboxer. He literally feel happy listening to them! Much respect to you teacher
Heartzel is SUPER underrated and slept on he’s in my top 5 idk what more judges want from him beast 🔥🔥🔥
I started my beatboxing by first being interested in how to do rock-screaming safely. After I mastered that, I figured out that the technique had lots of similarities with sub-harmonic singing, so I watched many different videos on it, but the best were David Larson's teaching-videos. When I could do that relatively well, I watched him react to beatboxers and the rest is history.
I saw him live at the Florida Beatbox Battle 2023 in the south of France and sounded kinda low and not very powerful on mic BUT, all his sounds are so clean and well pitched I love his style so much and I definetly will look into seeing hi live again in the future. Also I must say, he's a crazy beatboxer improving all the time with crazy wildcards and shoutouts.
Heartzel are starting beatboxing for crowd recently, so he have to practice beatbox in front of many ppl for a while for not getting nervous or make something that ruin his performance
Whilst this has definitely had a lot of post production work done to it, it does warrant saying that there practically speaking is not a cap on how low you can go with your inwardbass. Because you are most of the time not engaging your true folds a lot you can go really really deep without loosing any definition or texture as that is handled by the false folds.
There are some crazy people with ridiculously deep inward bass out there, my pick for the deepest would probably be Helium from russia.
Great, another beatboxing-reaction-video❣ He is so talented 👍
I appreciate you. This is one of my favorite beatbox videos. One of the most mind blowing beatboxers to me is Improver who I don't think you've covered yet. I think the best sample to start with is from SwissBeatbox 3 years ago labeled IMPROVER | Russian Beatbox Champion . Thanks.
oh if you wanna get started on learning at least a bit. I highly recommend watching Skiller’s basic tutorials. videos like “5 must have snares” or “Beatbox basics” stuff like that. Where he shows simple sounds that are practically the important fundamental sounds.
Hi Ken, Love watching your reactions!! I’m a huge Iron Maiden and would highly recommend Empire of the Clouds! A true story written by Bruce Dickinson!! 18 minute amazing Journey!
Please do a review of Heliums beatbox in either Wildcard for GBB or his latest beatland wildcard. His musicality is the next level.
Thanks for checking out more beatbox!
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Hell YEAH let's go!
Edit: Yes to inward, and no to track manipulation. Outside of having the gain up and some of the other traditional beatbox stuff, that's all him.
nice vid
All of the sounds are definitely 100% real but there is a bit of reverb and bass boosting. But this is pretty accurate of how beatboxing sounds in a building with speakers.
If you liked the bass i recomend you check out Inertia/ smoke bullet, im sure you will love it.
There's some EQ & reverb added, but only minor. All of the bass/percussion sounds and whistles are all produced by him in a one take scenario
If you want to look more into branching then I would recommend checking out NaPoM, and perhaps his track Roll Like This (although he has some killer new stuff as well).
Believe me it’s all real I’ve seen him live
Ive got an interesting known track. But its also from another perspective, where you can hear that katy perry can also fit in a punk rock band
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even without the mixing it still sounds inhuman
Beat boxing is real music. Rap, however, is not...
i think youre just being very biased
rap is musical poetry its devolved over the years but it is still music
@John Geo well, it has certainly devolved. And spoken poetry is literally not music. You could consider it art, but it is not music.
@@onlyfromadistance7326 i said its musical poetry
@John Geo not musical at all. I will acknowledge it takes some skill, but by definition, it is not musical.
Wtf? This is the worst take I've ever seen in my life