Hey guys, let me grab this chance to tell ya that David's last video got 76k views but some of his older stuff is still on 2-3k. What are you waiting for, check them out. You won't regret it.

He: what's up my name is David Me: Nope you are Footboxg

2 years later *David vs Tomazacre"

2 years later -Hey what's up my name is David and this is a big shotout to swissbeatbox and my friend pepouni

The starky bass is not painful at all. Its just a vocalised gargle, but super clean.

Honestly David, you're one of the most informative people I watch on youtube. You do a really good job with your videos of balancing good, relevant content with enough humor to keep us attentive but entertained. Keep doing your thing man, big ups.

When I was 14 years old I wondered if I could hum and whistle at the same time. With a little practice I found I could. So now I quite often do basically a vocalized lip buzz with a whistle, transition to trumpets, just whistles or just bass/hum, and back. Also that last technique reminds me of Tomasahcre's DnB bass.

the vocalized uvula oscillation (starsky bass/vocal bass) is like saying “ugh” but constricting the gh heavily but still allowing enough room for airflow through your mouth with no passageway through your nose all while vocalizing it for the final step and it feels like a vocalized gargle; thats what it should sound like. it actually doesnt cause any pain at all usually. (honestly much easier to teach for me via recording or call but yeah, hope you get it if you see this😄 and it feels much simpler than it sounds and is relatively easy to get if you know what youre looking for.)

If you want to hear another really clean polyphonic voice, check akinde (He is doing it a lot on his tag team Zen-Hit on the elim of GBB 2019)

Been watching you for ages, never realized I wasn't subbed. Just did

Hearing your learning process is super inspiring. I have been trying to learn subharm stuff and it's really rough but seeing you driving into beatbox headfirst just makes me wanna practice more. You kick ass bro, stay healthy!

It's just nice seeing him trying to beatbox. 😁 Can't wait to listen to him beatbox after a couple of years. Hahaha maybe he'll end up giving a shoutout to Swissbeatbox someday. Hahahahaha

You should keep trying to learn the starsky bass. It took me a more than week to learn and I'm still trying to incorporate it into a routine. I'm now trying to learn the starsky bass with the lower pitch, the same one PWAD uses a lot in his routines.

React to heartzel he can beatbox and whistle it’s crazy

Leskgooo David! im loving the Videos man! Keep it up :)

Love your content!!! Keep it coming!!

gives me chills when listening to his basses. idk why but i like it

I love the little edits on the videos Great job

I am an amateur beatboxer and your videos inspired me to improve my singing. Your explanations are enlightening and your content very informative. Keep it up, mate. Cheers from Brazil!

I use the vocalized whistle in my beatbox routines :) great video

A polyphony of polythonic techniques. Been watching you for past year or so and am intrigued to see how you develop as a beatboxer. I'm by no stretch a singer at all but have really got into experimenting with my voice (mostly throat and bass stuff) usually driving to work, and have found your video a great source of information and practical tips, so thanks for your videos Mr David Larson!

Love your content mate

I have also been working on an (what i believe to be) a unique sound thanks to you teaching me inward singing. I have been trying to combine inward lip roll bass with inward singing at the same time.

New to you but, thanks for breaking down all the techniques. AWESOME 👍

Check out Bigman! he combines vocal bass and singing really smoothly. I recommend "Gaslighting"

hey david, i really like your videos. you tke the time to explain a lot in detail about the sounds which is awesome. your passion an excitement for your sounds are inspiring. much love and respect for what you do man. regards from sri lanka.

You added beatboxing 😍😍

I want to see you do a routine and more tutorials of you learning.. it’s easy to learn through you

Ohh nice. I've been randomly doing the same lip buzz singing technique randomly this week.

This video is great and super informative, but you have to admit that out of context the chest bass demonstrations are hilarious.

The first technique I've been doing it for a long time

I appreciate that. I want to learn that

Yo dave keep practicing this master it let it go viral thru youre fans en i bet you it will be implemented in the beatbox scene

DUDE! Once again I see that we're in a similar frame of mind. I've been messing with a few techniques similar to your bass idea over the last month or so. That throat compression in particular is worth exploring further, you get get all kinds of vocal distortion from it, not to mention it's a great way to activate resonance in other areas. I myself don't really know what resonates using that technique, but I know there's at least three distinct resonance points you can create by shifting air to different regions while compressing your upper throat. You can also do it with just your false folds, as you've demonstrated, and while inhaling. Developing that technique is also how i figured out how to activate only my false folds while inhaling, so it's worth a shot. In some spots, it'll irritate your throat right away, but in others it never hurts at all. I'm gonna keep practicing and exploring, but it's been really exciting to see these new developments on your end, and also that you keep coming up with similar ideas! I look forward to your next video, and good luck with those techniques!

That was a great video bro, big up! Btw, I think u should've included Vibration Bass as a polyphonic sound, as it involves 3 notes (fundamental, 8th below and 5th in between). Keep on learning and spreading knowledge ♥️

Very impressive 👍 keep it up 😁

Nice video :)

Two.H - I just wanna vibrate - Some dope polyphonic voice

Big up man, love your videos. About the last one, I'm pretty sure beatboxer Akinde is already doing it, just cleaner I guess.

You may not see this but I’m pretty new to music and I’m so enthusiastic about learning and I just wanna let you know that your videos are so fascinating and keep up the hard work.

that double weird bass is really nice

i'd love to see more of your singing videos...your range on something like tennessee whiskey is great. maybe some videos on mixing and singing that b4 you did in there as a lower voice type?

We definentely need a update one the polyphonic chestbass!!!

спасибо за прекрасные видео

sick shirt bro!

U should definitely see pash double voice, his double voice is so crazy !

The whistle thing is something I realized I can do on my inhale false cord screams. It's super weird bc you can hear a super low demonic growl and also a high pitch whistle

I've actually been doing something that sounds really similar to that last one for a couple months. I can't get much control on it, but It's something. I use a combination of growl and normal singing, but for the singing I'm flipping between head and chest really fast. I'm no beatboxer, so I don't know much about this, but I thought it was kind of cool.

ive been doing that for so long

He should really learn some boots and cats too he would sound great If he sees this I want him to check out Tyladubya tutorial

I knew you before you were famous ❤️

2:58 wowowo voop voop voop(D-low routine)

I came back to this video learning to do some polyphonic stuff, and a friend of mine who's a beatboxer can do a regular whistle and a throat whistle simultaneously, and it seems like more polyphonic stuff has been coming out. You might need to make a new video 😂

I’ve been doing you’re secret base for years lol I can talk pretty fluid now with that technique I cannot still get more than 4 octaves at once though without pushing hard

Starsky bass/vocal bass/what alexinho was trying to explain is not painful at all actually. It's pretty simple to get also: just put some water in your mouth to be able to not spill it if you open the mouth (with your head in a regular standing position) but at the same time enough water to be able to gargle. From here you bend your head up, gargle and then try to go back to the regular head position keeping the gargling going. When you get the clean gargling, just add a tone and that's pretty much it. (this is actually the bass that Pwad does) I'm sorry if something is not clear but I'm not an english native speaker and I don't know how to explain it better😂

the how i do the polyphonic voice from two.H its doing an falsetto tone, relaxing my troath and doing it very breathy, hope this can be usefull for you.

For your last technique (the vocalized chest bass) You should see Benja , he has a cool vocalized chest bass

You should check heartzel solo cover. He got crazy whistle routine. You won't regret it. I guarantee you.. btw, keep doing video like this bro. You giving us beatboxer more knowledge about what we do. ❤️

I have produced Two.H's polyphonic voice precisely once, by mistake. It felt like I was gargling molten iron. I have no idea how that man does what he does, he's insane.

You should check out some metal stuff. False chord and fry screaming. Very interesting to dive into the science behind some of that stuff.

Hey david. What’s you lowest recorded growl note ?

If you watch the 2021 sbx kickback wildcards, “Dudz” does this to a degree in his “demons” routine.

People believe it's multi tone or sound when really overtones are ONE sound sculpted until perfect Harmony arises

Can someone tell me which microphone he's using? Thank you!

I think audical does that last bass, the only difference being that he powers through it and pretty much empties his lungs at once to gain alot of vocalization, although I'm not sure it is "healthy". If you want help with learning the starsky bass and have discord I can instruct you on how to practice it without it hurting or being damaging. I am a native danish speaker and our r sound is produced by that same uvular oscillation, so I'd like to think I'm qualified. Cheers.

This is probably similar to the technique you found, but I found that when I do a vocal fry there's a second tone, a few octaves above the pitch I'm actually doing, which I found pretty weird. If I say "lalala" when I do it with my mouth closed it sounds pretty sick actually

Interesting 🤔. I found one as well. You can fire breathe while using regular vocal folds at the same time. Extreme control required to make it usable though. Try that out and see what you come up with.

*_Broo… this is revolutionary for beatboxing in 2020_*

Lets goooo

when he gets the fundamentals down hes gonna be a beast in the community

The way you explained it it sounds like vibration bass

that thing you found out sounds like something i used to do as a kid Edit: found out i can do it still, its a bass that some beatboxers use but its like cleaner, idk what its called tho so polyphonic chest bass sounds good

David, you gotta check Synopsys beatbox for crazy lip buzz technique

Man the final technique you show is like the one that the beatboxer Benja does. He also use chest bass and some other regions of the throat to achieve that. Take a look in his videos, he's really good at beatboxing and you could react on his videos, it would be great. I like to see your videos, keep pushing the bar!

Does anyone know if it's possible to successfully mimic instruments. If so, do you know any beatboxers adept in multiple instrument mimicry. I know Tom Thum has some sound effects and a few instruments Effaybee and Dharni are good with trumpet. I'm just looking for one with like a specialty in that

the polyphonic chest bass sort of resembles inuit throat singing

For the technic from 7:29 just search the beatboxer pash. His special sound is literally that.

I think the final sound is something like a gritty, constricted version of the pash voice.

I think i can do the technique he mentioned in the end. Its easier if you master it with the throat bass first and then move to the chest bass. Oh and the starsky bass also uses the same fold as that technique but a little higher

Awsome talent, I wish I had it also ,btw new friend here and lets get connected and grow together

I think that the last technique is unclean version of vocalized chest bass (check out Wunknown with this bass, he also has a tutorial on it)

I hope You Join the Beatbox Community Discord , the numbers jumped so high since we are all quarantined and GBB was Canceled. Online We see a lot of Clean Professional Beatboxers, but the underground of discord gets just technical and unique

are you swedish? nice videos, very interesting for the noob and pro vocal artist, thanks for it.

To do the uvula vibration just learn to gargle but then without water and then add your voice

Whistle singing is easy for me but have you ever tried put spit in the front of your mouth and whistling to make a liquid whistle so far ive been the only one doing it

whats the lowest note you can hit with subharmonics???

Barney Fife! From that song about the teaches of peaches!

That last technique sounds like high chest bass, which is really easy.

7:00 bro you need to check on d koy GBB20 wildcard, he has an incredible whistle technique

The first one sounded like Slizzer's vocalized chest bass ngl but more leaning to a vocal fry if that makes sense?

Actually, I discovered last technic on my own about couple of weeks ago😯😯😯😯

The Croasky Bass (Croak + starsky)

My singing while whistling technique is actually pretty good

Lol I found the 3rd sound on accident when I was beatboxing, mine sounds like an harmonica

Esh! Beatbox

5:24 tiger shot

2:58 is 3rd subharmonic bass or Indicator's bass?

At 3:09 my boi said “MICROWAVE MMMMMMM”

Dudz - The Man In The End

3:09 That’s the technique Enel uses!